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Naturally,  it  is  the  bank  of  the  Motion  Picture 
Industry  .  .  .  by  which  California  and  Hollywood 
are   known    the   world   over. 

Hank  oi  America,  which  serves  the  "real 
motion  picture  companies,  the  stars,  producers, 
technicians    and    workers    invites    vour    account. 

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THE  1945 

FILM  DAILY 
YEAR  BOOK 

OF  MOTION!  PICTURES 


JACK  ALICOATE 

EDITOR 


Copyright,  1945,  by  THE  FILM    DAILY 
(Wid's     Films     and     Film      Folk,      Inc.) 


TWENTY-SEVENTH   ANNUAL   EDITION 


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of  sizes. 


G-E  Fluorescent  lamps  give  several  times  more  light  than 
regular  filament  lamps  of  the  same  wattage.  Now  avail- 
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G-E  Photocell  exciter  lamps.  Ex- 
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FOREWORD 


BY  THE  EDITOR 


A 


LS  THIS,  the  27th  annual  edition  of  Thk  Film  Daily  Year  Book  of  Motion 
Pictures,  takes  its  appointed  place  on  the  industry's  reference  shelf,  those  identi- 
fied with  the  art  and  business  of  the  film  are  concerned,  perhaps  more  than  ever 
before,  with  preparedness. 

Preparedness,  first,  that  the  problems  arising  from  the  concluding  stage  of 
World  War  II  may  be  as  successfully  solved  as  those  which  have  arisen  since  that 
fateful  December  7  of  1941. 

But  even  more  important  than  that,  preparedness  that  the  industry's  own 
reconversion  period  may  be  negotiated  with  a  minimum  of  stress  and  strain 
and  dislocation  of  the  economy  of  production,  distribution  and  exhibition. 

It  is  to  that  dual  purpose  specifically  that  this  annual  encyclopedic  volume 
is  dedicated,  and  it  is  to  that  end  that  its  content  has  been  subject  to  full 
revision,  re-arrangement  and  material  strengthening.  Thus,  while  the  table  of 
contents  will  establish  that  the  developments  of  1944  have  been  fully  reported, 
it  will  also  disclose  that  there  is  generous  attention  to  the  future  blueprint. 

In  all  this,  the  objective  has  been  service— service  primarily  to  those  of  the 
industry,  but  service  as  well  to  the  thousands  of  others  in  newspaper  city  rooms, 
advertising  agencies,  public  and  university  libraries  who  through  the  year  refer 
to  and  quote  from  the  Year  Book,  as  the  authoritative  all-embracing  reference 
work  of  motion  pictures. 

It  must  be  apparent  that  the  writing  and  compilation  of  the  volume  represents 
the  work  of  man)  admirably  informed  and  able  co-workers.  To  all  of  them, 
whether  in  New  York  or  Hollywood,  Washington  or  London,  Rio  or  Havana, 
Toronto  or  Sydney,  the  Editor  offers  his  thanks  and  his  appreciation. 


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EDITOR  I  At 
<&  INDEX  ** 


A.  F.  E.  Corp.: 

Personnel     564 

1944  Releases   424 

"A  Guy  Named  Jce,"  One  of  The  Film 

Daily  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 115 

Academic  Film  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel 564 

Academy  of  Motion   Picture  Arts  and 
Sciences: 

Personnel 629 

"The    Academy    in    1944,"    by    Walter 

Wanger    760 

Awards,   1943-44    to    1927-28 79 

Academy  Foundation,  Personnel 629 

Actors  and  Actresses,  Credits  for  1943  and 

1944 501 

Actors  Equity  Association,  Personnel .  .  .  .   664 

Acus  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 564 

Adler  Silhouette  Letter  Co.,  Personnel .  .  .   701 
Advertising    Code    Administration,    Per- 
sonnel     636 

Affiliated  Property  Craftsmen,  Personnel.   664 

Agents  and    Managers 616 

Agents  of  Players 501 

Air  Devices,  Inc.,  Personnel 701 

Ajax  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 564 

Alabama  Motion  Picture  Theater  Owners 

Association,  Personnel 649 

Alberta  Independent  Theater  Exhibitors 

Organization,   Personnel 655 

Alberta  Theaters  Association,  Personnel.  .   655 
Alexander-Stern    Productions,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel      564 

Alicoate,  Jack,   "Foreword" 3 

Allied    Exhibitors    of    Nova    Scotia,    Per- 
sonnel     655 

Allied    Independent    Theater    Owners    of 

Eastern  Pennsylvania,  Inc.,  Personnel.  .   653 
Allied-Independent    Theater    Owners    of 

Iowa-Nebraska,    Inc.,   Personnel 651 

Allied  M.P.T.O.  of  Western  Pennsylvania, 

Inc.,   Personnel 654 

Allied  Non  Theatrical   Film   Association, 

Inc.,  Personnel 629 

Allied    States    Association    of    Motion 
Picture  Exhibitors: 

Personnel 649 

"Allied  in  1944,"  by  Abram  F.  Myers..   711 
Allied    Theater    Owners    of    New    Jersev. 
Inc.,  Personnel   652 


Allied  Theater  Owners  of  Rhode   Island, 
Inc.,    Personnel    654 

Allied    Theater    Owners    of    Texas,   Per- 
sonnel     654 

Allied      Theaters     ot     Connecticut,     Inc., 
Personnel 650 

Allied    Theaters    of    Illinois,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     650 

Allied   Theaters   of    Michigan,   Inc.,   Per- 
sonnel     652 

Allied    Theaters    of    New    England,    Inc., 
Personnel 651 

Altec  Service  Corp.,  Personnel 701 

American    Arbitration    Association,    Per- 
sonnel     629 

American    Federation   of   Musicians,  Per- 
sonnel     664 

American    Federation    of    Radio    Artists, 
Personnel 665 

American    Film    Center,    The,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     564 

American    Guild  of  Variety   Artists,  Per- 
sonnel        665 

American   Industrial   Corp.,  Personnel...   564 

American  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .   564 

American    Society    of    Cinematographers, 
Inc.,  Persoyinel 631 

American  Society  of  Composers,  Authors 
and  Publishers,  Personnel 631 

American    Theater    Wing    War    Service, 
Inc.,  Personnel  631 

Ampro    Corp.,   Personnel 703 

Anglo-American    Film    Corp.,    Ltd..   Per- 
sonnel     812 

Ansco,  A  Division  of  General   Aniline  & 
Film  Corp.,  Personnel 564 

Arbitration: 

American  Arbitration  Association,  Per- 
sonnel     629 

Motion     Picture     Arbitration     System, 

Personnel 629 

Arbitration  Tribunals   630 

Statistical  Resume  of  Operations 53 

Architects,   Theater    697 

Argentina  in  1944."  by  Chas.  de  Cruz..   818 

Armstrong  Cork   Co.,   Personnel 701 

Army  Theaters 773 

Arnold  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel 564 

Art   Directors    493 

Artcinema  Associates,  Inc..  Personnel....   564 

Artists'  Managers  Guild.  Personnel 631 

Artkino  Pictures.  Inc.: 

Personnel     565 

1944  Releases   424 


The  Trend  Today  Is  RCA  Because 

RCA  LEADS  ON  ALL  FRONTS 

Research,  Recording,  Theatre  Equipment,  Service 

RESEARCH 

RCA's  extensive  research  engineering  in  all  fields  of  sound  enables  it  to  pioneer 
the  movie  industry's  greatest  advances  in  both  recording  and  reproduction. 

RECORDING 

Major  film  companies  and  industrial  producers  have  been  quick  to  recognize  the 
advantages  of  RCA's  ultra-violet  light  recording  systems.  Such  film  leaders  as 
Warner  Brothers,  Columbia,  Walt  Disney,  Pathe,  RKO,  Twentieth  Century- 
Fox,  Republic  and  March  of  Time  use  RCA  Recording  Equipment.  RCA  rental 
recording  facilities  are  available  at  411  Fifth  Avenue,  New  York  City,  N.  Y., 
and  1016  North  Sycamore  Avenue,  Hollywood,  California. 

THEATRE    EQUIPMENT 

RCA  Theatre  Equipment  is  available  to  you  through  your  RCA  Theatre  Supply 
Dealer.  While  the  war  lasts,  most  of  the  equipment  produced  must  go  to  our 
armed  forces.  Insure  the  early  delivery  of  the  new  equipment  you  will  need  after 
the  war  by  signing  an  RCA  Purchase  Priority  Agreement  now. 

SERVICE 

For  more  than  twelve  years  RCA's  theatre  service  organization  has  rendered 
outstanding  service  to  thousands  of  theatres  with  all  makes  and  types  of  sound 
systems;  that's  why  more  and  more  theatres  are  contracting  for  RCA  service. 


RCA  Theatre  Equipment 

RADIO  CORPORATION  OF  AMERICA 

CAMDEN,    N.    J. 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


Artlee   Corp.,   Personnel 565 

Arrowhead  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .   565 
Associated  Actors  and  Artistes  of  America, 

Personnel     665 

Associated     British    Cinemas,    Ltd..    Per- 
sonnel      815 

Associated  British  Pictures  Corp.,  Ltd.: 

Personnel     812 

Studio  Personnel  814 

Associated    Motion     Picture     Advertisers. 

Personnel     631 

Associated     Musicians    of    Greater    New 

York,   Person?ieI    665 

Associated  Screen  News,  Ltd.,  Personnel .   565 
Associated    Theater    Owners    of    Indiana. 

Inc.,   Personnel    651 

Associated   Theaters,  Ltd.,  Personnel .  .  .  .   655 
Association  of  Motion  Picture  Producers, 

Inc.,  Personnel 632 

Association  of  Theatrical  Agents  &  Man- 
agers,  Personnel    665 

Associations: 

General,  Personnel   628 

Exhibitor,  Personnel    649 

Labor,   Personnel    664 

Astor   Pictures    Corp.,   Personnel 565 

Astor  Productions,   Inc.,  Personnel 565 

Atlas   Corp.,  Personnel 565 

Audience  Research,  Inc..  Personnel 565 

"Australia     in     1944,"     b\     H.    Bowden 

Fletcher   816 

Authors,  Credits  for  1943  and  19-1-1 467 

Authors'  Club,  Inc..  Personnel 632 

Authors'  Guild  of  the  Authors'  League  of 

America,  Inc.,  Personnel 632 

Authors'   League   of    America.    Inc.,   Per- 
sonnel     632 


B 

Background  Processes    623 

Bahn,    Chester    B.,    "1944    News    High- 
lights"      87 

Baird  Television.  Ltd.,  Personnel 812 

Ballantyne  Co.,  Personnel 701 

Banner    Productions,   Personnel 565 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  Co.,  Personnel. .  701 

Beaumont    Productions,    Personnel 565 

Bf.rns,  Samuel  D.: 

"Color   in    1944" 69 

"Plays   and    Novels   Going   Hollywood"  73 
Best  Picture  Selections: 

Film  Daily,  1944    Selections 99 

Film  Daily,  Selections  Since  l(>22 121 

National  Board  of  Review,  1944 93 

Academy  Awards,  1943-44  to  1927 -2S . .  .  79 

New   York   Film    Critics 97 

Riltmore  Productions,  Personnel 565 


Blanco,  Mary  Louise,  "Cuba  in  1(>44" .  .  .   820 
Blue  Laws:  Sunday  Closing  Regulations.   754 
Bogeaus,      Benedict,     Productions,     Per- 
sonnel     564 

Bonded  Film  Storage  Corp.,  Personnel .  .   565 

Books  on  the  Motion  Picture 715 

Boots    and    Saddles    Pictures,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     566 

Brandon  Films,  Inc.,  Personnel 566 

Brandt  Automatic  Cashier  Co.,  Personnel  701 
"Brazil  in  1944,"  by  Oswaldo  Leite  Rocha  819 
"British     Industry     Makes     Big    Strides," 

by  Ernest  W.  Fredman 803 

British  Lion  Film  Corp.,  Ltd.: 

Personnel     812 

Studio    Personnel    811 

British  National  Films,  Ltd.: 

Personnel     812 

Studio    Personnel    811 

Brokers: 

Insurance     615 

Play  and   Story 618 

Bronston,    Samuel,    Pictures,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     566 

Brotherhood  of  Painters,  Decorators  and 
Paperhangers  of  America,  Personnel .  .   665 

Brulatour,  J.  E.,  Inc.,  Personnel 566 

Burkett-Rosen  Productions,  Personnel . .  .  566 
Business  Administrators 625 


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C-O-Two  Fire  Equipment  Co.,  Personnel  701 
Cagney,  William.  Productions,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel     566 

Calgary  Theaters  Association,  Personnel .   655 
California  Pictures    Corp..   Personnel....   566 

California  Studios,   Inc.,  Personnel 566 

California  Theaters  Association,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel     649 

Cameramen,  Credits  for  1941  and  1944..   495 
C  wada: 

A  Survey   799 

["heaters,    by    Proxnnces 932 

Note:     Canadian  organizations  are  in- 
cluded   in    many    of   the    U.   S.    lists. 
See  Personnel,  Associations,  etc. 
Canadian    Film    Boards    of    Trade,    Per- 
sonnel     632 

Canadian    Motion    Picture    War    Services 

Committee,  Personnel 632 

Canadian  Performing  Right  Society,  Ltd., 

Personnel     633 

Capital  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 566 

Carriers,  Film    622 

Cartoon  Producers    62 1 

Casanave-Artlee  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel .   567 
Casanave  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel 567 


ILEX 

Precision  Optical  Equipment 


16  mm  and  35  mm 
Projection   Lenses 


16  mm  and  35  mm 
Sound    Reproducing 
Optical    Systems 


ILEX   OPTICAL   COMPANY 

Rochester  New  York 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


Casting  Directors 192 

Cathedral  Films,  Inc.,  Personnel 567 

Catholic   Actors   Cnihl   of   America,   Inc.. 

Personnel     633 

Catholic  Writers  Guild  of  America.    Inc. 

Personnel     633 

Celebrity  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .    .">(i7 

Censor    Boards,  State  and   Local 753 

Central  Casting  Corp.,  Personnel 633 

Century   Electric  Co.,  Personnel 702 

Century  Pictures  Co.,  Personnel 567 

Champion  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel. .  567 
Chaplin,  Charles,  Productions,  Personnel .  567 
Chaplin  Studios,  The,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  567 
Chicago  Expansion  Bolt  Co.,  Personnel. .  702 
Chicago  Office,  Theater  and  Amusement 

Building  Janitors'  Union,  Personnel .  .  .   665 
Chorus    Equity    Association    of    America, 

Personnel     665 

Cinecolor   Corp.,  Personnel 567 

Cineffects,  Personnel    567 

Cinema  Club  of  Cincinnati,  Personnel..   633 
Cinema    I^odge    1366    B'nai    B'rith,    Per- 
sonnel     633 

Cinematographers,   Credits  for  1943   and 

1944     495 

CineSimplex   Corp.,  Personnel 703 

Cine-Tone   Corp.   of  America,  Personnel  567 

Circuits,   Theater    945 

Cisco    Kid    Productions,    Personnel 567 

Clancy,  J.  A.,  Co.,  Personnel 702 

Classic  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel 567 

Cleveland      Motion      Picture     Exhibitors 

Association,    Inc.,    Personnel 653 

Code   of   Ethics,    Production 751 

Colmes,  Walter,  Productions,  Personnel .  567 
"Color  in  1944,"  by  Samuel  D.  Berns.  ...     69 

Color  Processes 621 

Columbia      (British)     Productions,     Ltd., 

Personnel 813 

Columbia  International  Corp.,  Personnel  568 
Columbia  Pictures  Corp.: 

Personnel 567 

Financial   Summary    786 

1944    Releases    424 

Columbia  Pictures  Corp.,  Ltd..  Personnel. 813 
Columbus  Coated     Fabrics     Corp.,     Per- 
sonnel        702 

Columbus  Show   Case  Co.,  Personnel. . .  702 
Colvin,    Ray    G.,   "Don't   Be    Too    Opti- 
mistic"     , 691 

Commission  on  Motion  Pictures  in  Edu- 
cation   of    the    American    Council    on 

Education,  Personnel  633 

Committees-Councils.    Motion    Picture.  .  .    75S 

Company  Releases,  1944 121 

Composers.    Music,    Credits 481 

Conference  of  Studio  Unions,  Personnel .  .  665 
Confidential  Reports,  Inc.,  Personnel ...  .   569 


Consolidated  Film  Industries,  Inc.: 

Personnel     569 

Financial   Summary    786 

Continental  Electric  Co.,  Personnel 702 

Continental  Lithograph  Corp.,  Personnel  702 
Continental  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel....  569 
Coordinator   of   Inter-American    Affairs- 
Motion   Picture  Division,  Personnel .  .  .  633 

Correspondents.  Foreign    743 

Copyright  Protection  Bureau,  Personnel .  633 
Councils-Committees,    Motion   Picture.  .  .  758 
Cowan,    Lester,    Productions,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel    569 

Crescent  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel. .. .  569 

Critics'  Forum,  1944 94 

"Cuba  in  1944,"  by  Mary  Louise  Blanco.  820 

Cutler-Hammer,   Inc.,  Personnel 702 


D 


D.  8:  P.  Studios,  Ltd.,  Personnel 814 

Dales,  John,  Jr.,  "SAG  in   1944" 767 

Dance   Directors,  1944    Credits 492 

Danubia    Pictures,   Inc.,   Personnel 569 

Darmour,    Inc.,    Personnel 569 

Dayton  Safety  Ladder  Co.,  Personnel. . . .   702 

Dealers,  Theater  Supply 693 

Deaths  of  1944 55;   141 

de  Cruz,  Chas.,  "Argentina  in  1944" 818 

deMille,  Cecil  B.,  Productions,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel     569 

Denman  Picture  Houses,  Ltd.,  Personnel.   815 
DeSylva.    B.    G.,    Productions.    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     570 

DeVry  Corp.,  Personnel 702 

"Dimes  Parade  Marches  On!"   by  Ernest 

Emerling    134 

Directors: 

Feature,  Credits  for  1943  and  1944 459 

Short    Subject,    Credits    for    1941    and 

1944 464 

Disney,   Walt,  Productions,  Personnel...   570 

Distribution  Percentages 774 

Distribution  Statistics    43 

Distributors: 

Personnel     564 

New  York    604 

Exchanges,  Product-Managers 605 

Tiailer   614 

Sixteen  mm 603 

Non-Theatrical    598 

"Don't  Be   Too   Optimistic,"   by    Ray    C. 

Colvin     691 

"Dragon  Seed,"  One  of  The  Film  Daily 

Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 109 

Dramatists'  Guild  of  the  Author's  League 

of    America,   Inc.,   Personnel 634 

Dine  In    Theaters    942 


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YtorUwide  Lalwratonf 

On  far-spread  fighting  fronts  Ampro  16  mm.  sound 
projectors  have  been  subjected  to  the  most  rigorous 
tests  ever  devised.  As  an  integral  part  of  the  train- 
ing and  entertainment  equipment  of  the  armed 
services,  these  machines  have  had  to  stand  steaming, 
corroding  humidity  —  congealing,  sub-zero  temper- 
atures—  dust  storms  and  jarring  vibrations — plus 
day  after  day  operation  with  a  minimum  of  service 
facilities. 

Add  to  this  more  than  a  decade  of  pre-war  experi- 
ence in    building    16  mm.  projectors  for   thousands  of 
schools,    universities,   industrial    concerns,  government 
agencies,  churches,  clubs  and  homes  the  world  over  — 
and   you  will  understand  why  Ampro  provides  continu- 
ous, efficient  operation  under  the  most  adverse  conditions 

For  full  details  on  Ampro  8  mm.  and  16  mm 
projection  equipment,  write  to  Ampro 
Corporation,  Chicago  18,  Illinois. 


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EDITORIAL  INDEX 


I)i;  Mont,  Alien   R.,  Laboratories,  Inc.: 

Personnel     570 

Financial   Summary    787 

duPont.  E.  I.,  de  Nemours  &  Co.    (Inc.), 
Personnel 57(1 


Exhibitor    Organizations,    Personnel 649 

Exhibitors'    Association   of   Chicago,  Per- 
sonnel    650 

En  porters   and    Importers 619 


E 

Eagle-Lion    Distributors,   Ltd.,   Personnel  813 

Eagle-Lion  Films,  Inc..  Personnel 570 

Ealing  Distribution,    Ltd.,   Personnel . . . .   813 

Epling  Studios,   Ltd..   Personnel 814 

Eastman  Kodak  Co.: 

Personnel 570 

Financial   Summary    787 

Ebeison,  John,  "Of  Things  to  Come" .  . .  .  674 
Editors,  Motion  Picture,  of  Newspapers..  723 
Educational     Film     Library     Association, 

Inc.,  Personnel 634 

Educational    Film   Producers   Association, 

Personnel 634 

Electra  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 571 

Electric  Storage  Battery  Co.,  Personnel. .  702 
Electrical  Research  Products  Division  of 

Western  Electric  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel . .   702 
Emerling,  Ernest,  "Dimes  Parade  Marches 

On:' 134 

Empire   State   Motion   Picture   Operators 

Union,  Inc.,  Personnel 666 

England: 

"British   Industry    Makes   Big   Strides," 

by  Ernest   W.  Fredman 803 

England— A  Survey  810 

British  Circuits,    Personnel 815 

British  Companies,    Personnel 812 

British  Studios,   Personnel 814 

English  Films,  Inc.: 

Personnel 57 1 

1944  Releases   424 

Equipment: 

"Of  Things  to  Come,"  b\  John  Eberson  674 
"Postwar    Notes    on     Equipment,"     b\ 

George  H.  Morris 681 

"Don't  Be  Too  Optimistic,"  by  Ray  G. 

Colvin 691 

Equipment   Requirements    689 

Theater  Supply   Dealers 693 

Theater  Architects   697 

Equipment    Companies,    Personnel .  .  .  .   701 
Esquire    Films    of    the    U.    S.,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     571 

Essanay  Electric  Manufacturing  Co.,  Per- 
sonnel       702 

Este  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel 587 

Eureka  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel 571 

Eureka  Productions,  Personnel 571 

European  Film  Fund,  Inc.,  Personnel.  .  .   634 

Exchanges,  Product-Managers 605 

Exhibition  Statistics   45 


Famous  Players  Canadian  Corp.: 

Personnel 57 1 

Financial  Summary 788 

Theaters    958 

Famous  Players  Toronto  Suburban  Mana- 
gers Association,  Personnel 655 

Fan  and  Trade  Publications 707 

Fan  Club   League,   Personnel 634 

Fanchon  &  Marco,  Inc.,  Personnel 571 

Features: 

Releases  Since   1915 221 

1944,  Credits    145 

1944,  by  Companies 424 

1944,  Imported 423 

Fensin   Seating    Co.,   Personnel 702 

Film    (Raw  Stock) 624 

Film  Alliance  of  the  United  States,  Inc., 

Personnel 571 

Film  Audit  Service,  Personnel 571 

Film  Carriers   622 

Film  Chauffeurs  and  Carriers  Union,  Per- 
sonnel     666 

Film  Classics,  Inc.,  Personnel 571 

Film  Daily,  The: 

Personnel    28 

Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 99 

Ten  Best  Pictures,  1943-1922 121 

Critics'   Forum,  1944 94 

Filmdom's  Famous  Fives,  1944 88 

Film    Drivers    and   Helpers   Union,   Per- 
sonnel         666 

Film  Exchange  Employees  Union,  Person- 
nel        666 

Film  Institute,  Inc.,  Personnel 571 

Film  Players'  Club,  Inc.,  Personnel 634 

Film  Technicians  of  the  Motion  Picture 

Industry,  Personnel    666 

Filmack  Trailer  Co.,  Personnel 572 

Filmcraft  Productions,  Personnel 588 

Filmdom's   Famous   Fives 88 

Financial: 

Company    Summaries    785 

1944  Stock    Market    Summary 53 

Finney.    Edward     F.,     Productions,    Per- 
sonnel        572 

Flameproof  Chemical  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel  707 
Fletcher,  H.  Bowden.  -Australia  in  1044"  816 
Florida     Theaters     Owners     Association, 

Personnel 650 

Foreign: 

"Foreign  Film  Markets,"  by  Al  Steen . .     77 


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DU  PONT  MOTION  PICTURE  FILM 

E.  I.  du  Pont  de  Nemours  65  Co.  (Inc.),  Photo  Products  Dept.,  Wilmington  98,  Del. 

In  New  York:    Empire  State  Building 

In  Hollywood:  Smith  8s  Aller,  Ltd. 


Patterson  Screen 
Division 


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BETTER    THINGS    FOR     BETTER     LIVING 
.  .  .THROUGH    CHEMISTRY 


Film  Product* 
Division 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


"British    Industry    Makes   Big   Strides," 

by  Ernest   IF.  Fredman 803 

England— A  Survey 810 

British  Circuits,  Personnel 815 

British  Companies,     Personnel 812 

British  Studios,   Personnel 814 

"Argentina  in  1944,"  by  Cfias.  de  Cruz.   818 
"Australia    in    1944,"    b\    H.    Bowden 

Fletcher 816 

"Cuba  in  1944,"  by  Marx  Louise  Blanco  820 

Mexican  Lists 823 

"Puerto  Rico   in    1944,"   by  E.  Sanchez 

Oritz  822 

Survey  of  Canada  and  Newfoundland.  .   799 

Statistics 51 

Foreign  Correspondents 743 

Foreign     Language     Press     Film     Critics' 

Circle,  Personnel   634 

"Foreword,"    by   Jack   Alicoate 3 

Formica  Insulation  Co.,  Personnel 703 

France  Manufacturing  Co.,  Personnel..  703 
Franco  American  Film  Corp.,  Personnel. .  572 
Fredman,    Ernest    \V.,    "British    Industry 

Makes  Big  Strides" 803 

Free  Wcrld,  Personnel 634 

friars   National   Association,  Personnel .  .   634 


- G 

Gainsborough  Pictures    (1928),  Ltd.,  Per- 
sonnel    814 

"Gaslight,"  One  of  The  Film  Daily  Ten 

Best  Pictures  of  1944 113 

Gasparcolor,  Inc.,  Personnel 572 

Gaumont-British   Distributors,   Ltd.,  Per- 
sonnel    813 

Gaumont-British     Pictures     Corp.,     Ltd., 

Personnel     815 

Gaumont  Super  Cinemas,  Ltd.,  Personnel  815 
General  Aniline  &  Film  Corp.: 

Ansco   Division,  Personnel 564 

Financial    Summary 788 

General  Electric  Co.  Lamp  Division,  Per- 
sonnel    703 

General   Film   Library,   Inc.,  Personnel..  572 
General    Precision     Equipment    Corp.: 

Personnel    703 

Financial   Summary    789 

General  Register  Corp.,  Personnel 704 

General  Service  Studios,  Personnel 572 

General  Theater  Corp.,  Ltd.,  Personnel .  .  815 
General  Theater    Investment    Co.,    Ltd., 

Personnel 572 

Globe  Ticket  Co.,  Personnel   704 

"Going  My  Way,"  One  of  The  Film  Daily 

Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 101 

GoldE    Manufacturing    Co.,   Personnel. .  704 
Golden,    Edward    A.,    Productions,    Per- 
sonnel    572 


Goldwyn,  Samuel,  Personnel 572 

Goldwyn,  Samuel,  Studios,  Personnel ... .   572 

Granada  Theaters,  Ltd.,  Personnel 815 

Grasso,  Alfred  A.,  Productions,  Personnel  573 
Greater  Cincinnati   Independent  Exhibi- 
tors, Inc.,  Personnel 653 

Guaranteed   Pictures  Co.,   Inc.,  Personnel  573 


H 


Hall,  Worton,  Studios    (1944),  Ltd.,  Per- 
sonnel     914 

Harman,    Hugh,    Productions,    Inc.,   Per- 
sonnel       573 

Harmon,    Francis    S.,    "Movies    at    War: 

1944"     137 

Hays,  Will   H.,  "Service" 35 

Heroic  Film  Dead,  The 141 

Hertner  Electric  Co.,  The,  Personnel.  . . .  703 

Heywood-Wakefield  Co.,  Personnel 704 

Hottberg  Productions,  Inc.: 

Personnel     573 

1944    Releases    424 

Hollywood  Film    Enterprises,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel    573 

Hollywood  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel....  573 
Hollywood  Producers,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  573 
Hollywood  Victory    Committee,    Inc.,   for 

Stage,  Screen  and  Radio,  Personnel .  .  .  .   634 
Hollywood    Writers     Mobilization,    Per- 
sonnel        635 

Hub   Electric   Corp.,  Personnel 704 

Hughes,  Howard,  Productions,  Personnel  573 

Hunt,  Philip  A.,  Co.,  Personnel 573 

Hvndman,  Donald  E.,  "SMPE  in  1944"..   761 


Ideal  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 573 

Ldeal  Sound  Studios,  Personnel 573 

Ilex   Optical    Co.,  Personnel 704 

Important  Telephone  Numbers 59 

Importers  and  Exporters 619 

Imports,  Feature,   1944 423 

!u  Memoriam   55;    141 

Independent  Exhibitors,    Inc.,    Personnel  651 
Independent  Exhibitors,  Ltd.,  Personnel .   655 
Independent  Exhibitors*   Forum,  Person- 
nel     653 

Independent  Motion    Picture    Exhibitors 

Association  of  Ontario,  Personnel 655 

Independent  Motion     Picture     Operators 

Ui.ion,   Personnel 666 

Independent  Motion     Picture     Producers 
Association,  Personnel 635 


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EDITORIAL  INDEX 


Independent  Poster  Exchanges  of  Amer- 
ica, Personnel 635 

Independent  Publicists,     Personnel 635 

Independent  Theater  Owners  and  Mana- 
gers Association  of  Akron,  Personnel .  .   653 

Independent  Theater  Owners  Association, 
Inc.,  Personnel 652 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Arkan- 
sas,  Personnel    649 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  North- 
ern   California,    Personnel 649 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Ohio, 
Personnel     653 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Oregon, 
Personnel 653 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Southern 
California,     Personnel 649 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  the  Dis- 
t'ict  of  Columbia,  Personnel 650 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Wash- 
ton,  Northern  Idaho,  and  Alaska,  Per- 
sonnel        655 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Wis- 
consin and  Upper  Michigan,  Personnel  655 

Insurance   Brokers    615 

Fntermountain  Theaters  Association,  Per- 
sonnel     654 

International  Alliance  of  Theatrical  Stage 
Employes  and  Moving  Picture  Machine 
Operators  of  the  United  States  and 
Canada,    Personnel     666 

International  Association  of  Machinists, 
Personnel     666 

International  Federation  of  Catholic 
Alumnae,  Motion  Picture  Department, 
Personnel     635 

International  Film  Relations  Committee, 
Personnel 637 

International  Photographers  of  the  Mo- 
tion Picture  Industries,  Personnel .666;  667 

International  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel...   574 

International  Projector  Corp.,  Personnel  703 

International  Seat  Corp.,  Personnel 704 

International  Sound  Technicians,  Per- 
sonnel     687 


Keith,  B.  F.,  Corp.,  Personnel 584 

Kentucky  Association  of   Motion   Picture 

Exhibitors,  Personnel 651 

King  Bros.  Productions,  Personnel 574 

Krasne,  Philip  N.,  Productions,  Personnel  574 

Kuvkendall,  Ed,  "MPTOA  in  1944" 768 


Labor: 

Labor  Organizations    663 

"Labor    in    1944,"    by    Lou    Pelegrine 

and  Ralph   Wilk   70 

"SAG  in  1944,"  by  John  Dales,  Jr 767 

"SWG  in   1944,"   by  Emmet  Lavery .  .  .  764 

Laboratories   620 

Lambs,    The,   Personnel 635 

Landres,    Morris    M.,    Productions,    Per- 
sonnel     574 

Lantz,  Walter,   Productions,  Personnel. .  574 
Lasky,   Jesse   L.,   Productions,   Inc.,   Per- 
sonnel    574 

Lavery,  Emmet,  "SWG  in  1944" 764 

Lees-Cochrane  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel 704 

Lesser,  Sol,  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel. .  574 
Levey,  Jules,  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel  574 

Lewis-Lesser,   1944    Release 424 

Libbey-Owens-Ford  Glass  Co.,  Personnel  704 

Libraries,   Stock    Shot 621 

"Lifeboat,"  One  of  The  Film  Daily  Ten 

Best  Pictures  of  1944 119 

Lloyd,  Harold,  Corp.,  Personnel 574 

Lloyds  Film  Storage  Corp.,  Personnel. .  .  574 

Loew-Hakim,  Inc.,  Personnel 576 

Loew's,  Inc.: 

Personnel    574 

Financial  Summary    789 

Theaters    969 

1944  Releases  424 

Loew's  International  Corp.,  Personnel .  .  .  575 
London  Film  Productions,  Ltd.,  Personnel  813 
Lyricists,  Music,  Credits 401 


Jewel  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel 574 


K 


Kansas-Missouri  Theater  Association,  Per- 
sonnel      • 652 


iff 


M-G-M   International   Films   Corp.,  Per- 
sonnel        574 

MPPDA,  See:  Motion  Picture  Producers 

and  Distributors  of  America. 
M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Arkansas.  Mississippi  and 

Tennessee,  Personnel   652 

M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Connecticut,  Personnel .  .   650 

M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Georgia,  Personnel 650 

M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Kentucky,  Personnel   ...   651 
M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Maryland,  Personnel 651 


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Cooperation  Pays  Off 


Jlrompt  redesigning  of  projector  car- 
bons to  wartime  needs  became  essential, 
after  Pearl  Harbor.  Long  years  of  research 
and  manufacturing  experience  enabled 
National  Carbon  Company  not  only  to 
make  the  needed  changes  at  once,  but  also 
to  produce  "National"  carbons  that  gave 
virtually  the  same  screen  brilliance  as 
before. 

Aiding  us  was  the  welcome  technical 
cooperation  of  exhibitor,  projectionist, 
and  lamp  manufacturer.  Throughout  the 
many  months  of  war,  this  cooperation  has 
"paid  off"  for  all  concerned. 

Of  special  importance  is  the  "dividend" 
paid  off  to  the  war  effort  by  the  enormous 
quantities  of  copper  saved  through  re- 
covery of  copper  drippings  and  strippings 
of  copper  from  carbon  stubs. 

Because  of  all  these  cooperative  efforts, 
patrons  have  overflowed  theaters  every- 
where for  the  beneficial  relaxation  of 
good  movies. 

Keep  Your  Eye  on  the  Infantry . . . 

the  Doughboy  Does  It! 

The  registered  trade-mark  "National"  distinguishes  products 
of  National  Carbon  Company,  Inc. 


NATIONAL  CARBON  COMPANY,  INC. 

Unit  of  Union  Carbide  and  Carbon  Corporation 

General  Offices:  30  East  42nd  Street,  New  York  17,  N.  Y. 

Division  Sales  Offices:  Atlanta,  Chicago,  Dallas,  Kansas  City, 

New  York,  Pittsburgh,  San  Francisco 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Mississippi,  Personnel...  652 
M.  P.  T.  O.  of  New     York     State,     Inc., 

Personnel 652 

M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Rhode   Island,  Personnel  651 
M.  P.  T.  O.  of  St.    Louis,    Eastern    Mis- 
souri and  Southern  Illinois,  Personnel .   652 
M.  P.  T.  O.  of  the  District  of  Columbia, 

Personnel 650 

M.  P.  T.  O.  of  Virginia,   Inc.,  Personnel  651 
MPTOA,    See:    Motion    Picture    Theater 
Owners  of  America. 

M.  S.  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel 576 

"Madame  Curie,"  One  of  The  Film  Daily 

Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1044 107 

Major  Equipment  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel. .  704 
Make-Up  Artists   and   Hair  Stylists,   Per- 
sonnel     667 

Managers   and   Agents 616 

Manhattan  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel.  .   576 

Manley,  Inc.,  Personnel 704 

March  of  Time.    The,  Personnel 576 

.Marsh  Wall  Products,  Inc.,  Personnel 704 

Mascot  Pictures   Co.,  Personnel 576 

Masquers,  The,  Personnel 635 

Massce-Barnett   Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel 576 

Mayer,   Arthur,   &   Joseph    Burstyn,    Inc.. 

Personnel 576 

"Mayflower.    The,"    Pictures    Corp.,   Ltd.. 

Personnel    576 

McAuley,  J.  E..  Manufacturing  Co.,  Per- 
sonnel     703 

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,    See:    Loews,    inc. 
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer      London      Films, 

Ltd.,  Personnel    813 

Metro-Goldw\n-Mayer  Pictures,  Ltd.,  Per- 
sonnel      813 

Mexico,  Lists   823 

Miles  Film  Library  Corp.,  Personnel 576 

Modern   Film   Corp.,  Personnel 576 

Mohawk  Carpet  Mills,  Inc.,  Personnel 705 

Mohawk  Film  Corp.   Personnel 577 

Monogram  International  Corp.,  Personnel  577 
Monogram  Distributing  Corp.,  Personnel  577 
Monogram    Pictures    Corp.: 

Personnel     577 

Financial   Summary    790 

1944  Releases   121 

Monogram  Pictures.    Inc.,    Personnel 577 

Monogram  Productions.   Inc..  Personnel.   577 

Morel  ite    Co.,    Inc.,   Personnel 705 

Morris,    George    H..    "Postwar    Notes    on 

Equipment"    681 

Morros,  Boris,  Company,    Personnel 577 

Morros,  Boris.  Product!!  ns,  Inc.    Person- 
nel     577 

Moss  Empires.  Lid..  Personnel 815 

Motiograph.  Personnel   705 

Motion   Picture   Arbitration   System,  Per- 
sonnel     629 


Motion     Picture     Associates,     Inc..     Per- 
sonnel     577;  636 

Motion    Picture    Bookers    Club    of    New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Inc.,  Personnel 636 

Motion  Picture  Costumers,    Personnel .  .  .   667 

Motion  Picture  Councils-Committees    . .  .   758 

Motion  Picture  Engineering    Corp.,   Per- 
sonnel      703 

Motion  Picture  Film  Editors    Personnel .   667 

Motion  Picture  Internationals'     Commit- 
tee, Personnel    687 

Motion  Picture  Laboratory    Technicians, 
Personnel 667 

Motion     Picture     Laborers     and     Utility 
Workers,   Personnel    668 

Motion  Picture  Location  Managers'  Asso- 
ciation, Personnel   636 

Motion  Picture  Office    Employes    Union. 
Personnel    668 

Motion  Picture  Producers  and  Distribu- 
tors of  America,  Inc.    (Hays'  Office): 

Personnel     636 

Activities   in    1944 744 

"Service,"    by    IF///   H.   Ha\s 35 

Motion    Picture    Relief   Fund,    Inc..   Per- 
sonnel        639 

Motion  Picture  Society  for  the  America*. 
Personnel 637 

Motion  Picture  Studio    Grips,    Personnel  668 

Motion  Picture  Studio     Mechanics,     Per- 
sonnel        668 

Motion  Picture  Studio  Projectionists,  Per- 
sonnel        668 

"Movies  at  War:  1944."  by  Francis  S.  Har- 
mon         137 

Moving      Picture      Machine      Operators' 
Union,  Personnel    668 

Moving     Picture     Painters     and     Scenic 
Artists     Personnel     668 

Motion    Picture    Theater    Owners    of 
America: 

Personnel     649 

"MPTOA  in  1944,"  by  Ed  Kuykendall .  768 

Motion   Picture   Theaters    Association    of 
Ontario,   Personnel    655 

Motion  Picture  War  Finance  Committee. 
Treasury  Dept..  Personnel 637 

Movie  Film  Laboratory  Association,  Per- 
sonnel     638 

Movietonews.   Inc..   Personnel 578 

Museum    of    Modern    Art    Film    Librarv. 
Personnel    638 

Music    Composers.   Lyricists,   Supervisors, 
Credits 481 

Music  Publishers'   Protective   Association. 
Inc.,   Personnel    688 

Musicians  Mutual   Protective  Association, 
Personnel     668 

Mutual    Productions,   Inc.    Personnel....   578 

Myers,  Abram  F..  '-Allied  in  1044" 771 


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EDITORIAL  INDEX 


N 


North  Dakota  Theater  Owners,  Personnel  653 
Northwest  Film  Club,  Inc..  Personnel...   639 


National  Association  of  Visual  Education 

Dealers,  Personnel    638 

National  Board  of  Review  of   Motion 
Pictures,  Inc.: 

Personnel     638 

Activities  in   1944 757 

1944  Picture  and  Talent  Awards 93 

National  Carbon  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel. . .  705 
National  Council  of  Independent  Exhibi- 
tors of  Canada.  Personnel 656 

National  Film     Board    of    Canada,    Per- 
sonnel     638 

National  Film  Carriers,  Inc.,  Personnel. .   638 
National  Film    Society    of    Canada,    The, 

Personnel     638 

National  Legion  of  Decency,  Personnel..   638 

National  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 578 

National  Radio  Film  Critics  Circle,  Per- 
sonnel        638 

National  Roadshows     Inc..    Personnel...   578 
National  Screen  Service  Corp.,  Personnel  578 
National-Simplex-Bludworth,     Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel     704 

National  Theaters  Corp.,  Personnel 578 

National  Ticket    Co.,    Personnel 705 

National  Variety    Artists,   Inc.,  Personnel  639 
Navy  Motion  Picture  Liaison  Office,  Per- 
sonnel     639 

Negro  Marches  On,  Inc.: 

Personnel     579 

1944  Releases   425 

Negro  Marches  On  Distributing  Co..  Per- 
sonnel     579 

Negro  Theaters   940 

Nero   Films,   Inc.,   Personnel 579 

Nettlefold    Studios,    Personnel 814 

Neufeld,  Sigmund,  Productions    Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel     579 

New  England  Educational  Film   Associa- 
tion, Personnel    639 

New  York  Film  Critics,  The: 

Personnel     639 

Awards,   1944-1936    97 

News  Highlights    37 

Newspaper  Motion  Picture  Editors 723 

Newsreel    Distributors,    Inc.,   Personnel .  .   579 

Newsreel  Theaters    944 

Newsreels    621 

"1944   News    Highlights,"    bx    Chester   B. 

Bahn 37 

Non-Theatrical     Producers-Distributors.  .    598 
"Non-Theatrical    Production,"    b\    Ralph 

WHk 75 

North     American     Pictures     Corp..     Per- 
sonnel     579 

North-Central  Allied  Independent  Thea- 
ters,   Inc.,    Personnel 652 


© 


Odeon  Theaters,  Ltd.    Personnel 815 

O'Donnell,    R.    J.,    "Variety     Clubs    in 

1944"    763 

"Of  Things  to  Come,"  by  John  Eberson .  .   674 
Office  of  Censorship    (Federal): 

Los  Angeles  Board  of  Review,  Personnel  639 

New  York  Board  of  Review.  Personnel  639 
Office  of  War  Information: 

Domestic  Motion  Picture  Bureau,  Per- 
sonnel        639 

Los  Angeles  Overseas  Bureau,  Personnel  639 

Overseas  Motion  Picture  Bureau,  Per- 
sonnel     639 

Older,     Andrew     H.,     "Reeling     'Round 

Washington"    765 

Olympic  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 579 

Original  Titles 427 

Ortiz,  E.  Sanchez,  "Puerto  Rico  in  1944".   822 


PRC  Pictures    Inc.: 

Personnel     579 

1944  Releases  425 

PRC  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel 579 

Pacific  Coast  Conferences  of  Independent 

Theater  Owners,  Personnel 650 

Pal,  George,  Productions,  Inc..  Personnel  580 
Paramount  British  Productions,  Ltd.,  Per- 
sonnel     813 

Paramount  Film  Distributing  Corp.,  Per- 
sonnel     581 

Paramount  Film  Service,  Inc.,  Personnel  813 
Paramount     International      Films,     Inc.. 

Personnel 580 

Paramount-Pep   Club    Inc..  Personnel .  .  .   639 
Paramount  Pictures  Inc.: 

Personnel     580 

Financial  Summary    790 

Theaters    ' 975 

1944  Releases   425 

Paramount  Theaters   Service   Corp.,  Per- 
sonnel     581 

Pari)  Research  Sen  ices.  Personnel 581 

Parsons,  Lindsley,  Productions,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel        581 

Pathe  Equipment.  Ltd..  Personnel 813 

Pathe  Industries,  Inc.,  Personnel 581 

Pathe  Laboratories,    Inc..   Personnel 582 

Pathe  Manufacturing  Corp.,  Personnel .  .   581 


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Refrigerated 

Kooler-  Aire 

Refrigerated  Kool- 
er-Aire.  "Package", 
Self-contained  units 
for  single  or  multi- 
ple installations  in 
5  to  25  ton  capaci- 
ties for  cooling  and 
air-conditioning 
application. 


Evaporative 
Kooler-Aire 

usAIRco  Kooler- 
Aire  Evaporating 
Cooling  Units.  Ca- 
pacities from  2,500 
to  10,000  C.F.M. 
Low  cost  cooling 
with  economical 
operation. 


Heavy  Duty 
Blower 

usAIRco  Heavy 
Duty  Blowers  for 
ventilation  through 
any  size  duct.  Ca- 
pacities from  2,000 
to  70,000  C.F.M. 
Available  in  double 
and  single  inlet. 


Coils 

usAIRco  Coils.  For 
high  or  low  pres- 
sure steam  heating; 
for  hot  water  and 
direct  expansion; 
for  cooling,  drying, 
tempering;  in  every 
capacity  and  every 
coil  purpose. 


Gyra  Spray 

Gyra  Spray  Washed 
Air  Unit  delivers 
washed  and  filtered 
air.  Can  be  operated 
with  any  blower 
of  correct  capacity . 
Capacities  5,000  to 
20,000  C.F.M. 


Washers 

usAIRco  Air  Washers 
and  Dehumidifiers. 
Capacities  3,500  to 
100,000  C.F.M.  Built 
in  single,  double  and 
triple  stages.  Special 
units  can  be  designed 
for  any  application, 
cleansing,  cooling  with 
cold  water  or  refriger- 
ation, or  for  humidify- 
ing or  dehumidifying. 


UNITED  STATES       ' 
AIR  CONDITIONING 
CORPORATION 

Northwestern  Terminal,  Minneapolis  13 


Specific  Data  or 
complete  catalog 
tent  on  request 


usAIRco 


MAIN     OFFICE    AND    FACTORY:    MINNEAPOLIS.    MINNESOTA     •     OFFICES    IN    PRINCIPAL    CITIES 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


Pa  the  News.  Inc.,  Personnel 5X2 

Peerless    Pictures     Inc.,   Personnel 582 

Pelegrine.  Lou,  "Potior  in   the  East" .  ...  70 

Percentages,  Distribution   77 1 

Permanent    Charities    Committee    of    the 

Motion   Picture  Industry,  Personnel .  .  .  639 
Personnel: 

Associations    628 

British  Circuits    815 

British   Companies    812 

British  Studios     814 

Equipment   Companies    701 

Exhibitor  Organizations    649 

The   Film   Daily 28 

Labor  Organizations    664 

Motion    Picture   Companies 574 

Phillis,  Chris.  Productions,  Personnel . .  .  .  582 

Photographers,    Portrait     626 

Pickford,  Mary.  Company,  Personnel....  582 

Pickford   Productions,   Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  582 

Pictorial    Films,    Inc.,    Personnel 582 

Picture  Pioneers,  Inc..  Personnel 639 

Pine-Thomas  Productions,  Personnel....  582 

Pittsburgh   Plate  Glass   Co.,  Personnel. .  705 

Play   and   Story   Brokers 618 

Players: 

Credits  for  1943  and  1944 501 

Agents    501 

"Plays    and    Novels    Going    Hollywood," 

by  Samuel  D.  Berns 73 

Popular  Pictures.  Inc.,  Personyiel 582 

Portrait  Photographers   626 

"Postwar     Notes     on     Equipment,"      by 

George  H.  Morris 681 

Prescott   Pictures,   Inc.,  Personnel 582 

Principal  Artists    Productions,   Personnel  582 

Principal  Productions,    Inc.,    Personnel..  583 

Processes,    Background    623 

Producers: 

Cartoon      624 

Feature.  Credits  for  1943  and  1944 451 

Theatrical     595 

Short  Subject   597 

16   mm 601 

Non-Theatrical     598 

Trailer  614 

Producers  Corp.  of  America,  Personnel .  .  583 

Producing  Artists,  Inc.,  Personnel 583 

Production: 

Statistics     41 

Features,  1944  Credits 145 

Features  Released  Since  1915 221 

Company  Releases,  1944 424 

Serial  Releases,  Since  1920 419 

Producers,  Credits  for  1943  and  1°44 .  .  451 

Directors,  Credits  for  1943  and  1944..  459 
Short    Subject    Directors,    Credits    for 

1943  and  l>>44 459 

Authors.  Credits  for  I'M'  and  lc>44 467 


Screenplay    Writers,    Credits    for    1943 

and   1944    172 

Cameramen,  Credits  (or  l°4~>  and  1944  495 

Players,  Credits  for  1943  and   1<>44 501 

Production  Code  of  Ethics: 

Production   Code   Administration,  Per- 
sonnel       636 

Text    751 

Production  Managers'  Guild.  Personnel .  .  668 

Progress   Films,   Inc.,  Personnel 5S3 

Projection  Optics  Co.,  Inc.,  Personnel . . .  705 

Projection  Rooms   623 

Provincial  Cinematograph  Theaters,  Ltd., 

Personnel     815 

Public    Information    Committee    of    the 

Motion  Picture  Industry    Personnel...  637 
Publications: 

Fan  and  Trade 707 

Television    711 

Publicity-Public   Relations 624 

"Puerto    Rico    in    1944,"    by    E.    Sanchez 

Ortiz     822 

Puritan  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 583 

Pyramid  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 583 

Pyrene  Manufacturing  Co.,  Personnel...  705 


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Quebec  Allied  Theatrical  Industries,  Inc., 
Personnel 640 


R 

RCA  Photophone,  Ltd.,  Personnel 813 

RCA  Service    Co.,   Inc.,   Personnel 705 

RCA  Victor  Division  of  Radio  Corp.   of 

America,  Personnel    705 

R.  C.  M.  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel...  583 
RKO-Radio     British     Productions,    Ltd., 

Personnel 813 

RKO  Radio  Pictures,  Inc.: 

Personnel 583 

1944  Releases   425 

RKO-Radio   Pictures    Ltd.,  Personnel.  .  .   813 

RKO   Television    Corp.,   Personnel 584 

Radiant  Manufacturing  Corp.,  Personnel  705 
Radio  Commentators  on  Motion  Pictures  739 
Radio  Corporation  of  America,  Personnel  583 
Radio-Keith  Orpheum   Corp.: 

Personnel    583 

Financial   Summary    791 

Theaters    '.' 980 

Range  Busters,  Inc.,  Personnel 585 

Raw   Stock    624 

Regina    Motion   Picture  Exhibitors    \ss<> 

ciation.    Personnel    656 

Reel  Fellows  Club  of  Illinois,  Personnel  640 


"I  Q^C      The  original  Alexander  Smith  Mill  on  the  Bronx  River, 


1845-1945 


We  wish  to  take  the  occasion  of  our  one  hundredth 
anniversary,  which  we  commemorate  this  year,  to  thank  the  motion 
picture  industry  for  the  considerable  part  it  has  played  in  the 
development  of  CRESTWOOD,  America's  leading  theatre  carpet. 


After  our  war  job  is  done  we  will  again  have  this 
quality  carpet  available  in  the  quantities  needed. 


ALEXANDER  SMITH  &  SONS 

CARPET  COMPANY 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


"Reeling    'Round    Washington,"    b\    An- 
drew  H.    Older 765 

Reeves  Sound  Studios,  Inc..  Personnel ..  .  585 
Releases: 

Features,  Since  1915 221 

Features,   1944    Credits 145 

By  Companies.  1(>44 424 

Imported,  1944    423 

Serial,  Since  1920 419 

Republic  Pictures  Corp.: 

Personnel 585 

Financial    Summary     (See:    Setay    Co., 

Inc.)    792 

1944  Releases   425 

Republic    Pictures    International     Corp. 

Personnel     585 

Republic  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  .  585 

Ritchev  International  Corp.,  Personnel .  .  586 

Roach,  Hal,  Studios,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  .  586 

Rocha.  Oswaldo  Leite,  "Brazil  in  1944".  .  819 

Rocky   Mountain  Screen  Club,  Personnel  640 
Rogers,  Charles  R.,  Enterprises,  Personnel  586 

Rosenheim,  J.,  &   Co.,  Personnel 706 

Ross  Federal  Service    Inc.,  Personnel....  586 
Rossi,  Charles  A.,  Studios,  Personnel .  .  .  .  586 
Roth-Greene-Rouse   Productions,  Person- 
nel    586 

Ryan,  Phil  L.,  Productions,  Personnel. .  587 

s 

S  &  N   Productions,  Personnel 587 

SMPE,    See:    Society    of    Motion    Picture 

Engineers. 
S.  O.  S.  Cinema  Supply  Co.,  Personnel . .  .  706 
St.   Catharines   Theater   Managers'   Asso- 
ciation, Personnel  656 

Saskatchewan   Motion   Picture  Exhibitors 

Association,    Personnel    656 

Scandia  Films,  Inc.    Personnel 587 

Schwarz,  Jack,  Productions,  Personnel .  .  .   587 

Scientific  Films,  Inc.,  Personnel 587 

Scoop  Productions,  1944  Release 425 

Scophony  Corp.  of  America,  Personnel .  .  587 
Screen  Actors  Guild: 

Personnel     668 

"SAG  in  1944,"  by  John  Dales,  Jr 767 

Screen  Cartoonists,  Personnel 669 

Screen  Children's  Guild,  Personnel 669 

Screen  Directors'  Guild,  Inc.,  Personnel. .  669 

Screen  Gems,    Inc.,    Personnel 587 

Screen  Office    and    Profession    Employees 

Guild,  Personnel 669 

Screen  Office  Employees  Guild,  Personnel  669 

Screen  Players  Union    Personnel 669 

Screen  Publicists  Guild,  Personnel 669 

Screen  Publicists    Guild    of    New    York, 

Personnel    670 

Screen  Set  Designers,  Illustrators  and  Dec- 
orators, Personnel    670 


Screen  Story  Analysts'  Guild,  Personnel .  .   670 
Screen  Writers'  Guild,  Inc.: 

Personnel     670 

"SWG  in  1944,"  by  Emmet  Lavery . . , .   764 
Screencraft   Pictures,   Inc.,  Personnel .  .  .  .  587 

Screening  Rooms 623 

Screenplay  Writers,  Credits  for  1943  and 

1944     472 

Script  Clerks'  Guild,  Personnel 670 

Serials   Released   Since    1920 419 

"Service,"  by  Will  H.  Hays 35 

Setay  Co.,  Inc.: 

Personnel     587 

Financial   Summary    792 

Sheet  Metal  Workers  International  Asso- 
ciation,  Personnel    670 

Sherman,  Harry,  Productions    Personnel .   587 
Short  Subject  Directors,  Credits  for  1943 

and  1944    464 

Short  Subject  Producers 597 

"Since   You   Went   Away,"    One   of   The 
Film  Daily  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 .    105 

Sixteen  mm.  Producer-Distributors 601 

Small,    Edward,    Productions,    Inc.,    Per- 
sonnel        587 

Smith,    Alexander,    &:    Sons,    Carpet    Co., 

Personnel    706 

Society  of  Authors'  Representatives,  Per- 
sonnel     640 

Society  of  Independent    Motion    Picture 

Producers,  Personnel   640 

Society  of  Motion  Picture  Art  Directors, 

Personnel    670 

Society   of   Motion    Picture   Engineers: 

Personnel     640 

"SMPE  in  1944,"  by  Donald  E.  Hynd- 

man     761 

"Song  of  Bernadette,  The,"  One  of  The 
Film  Daily  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 .    103 

Song  Writers,  Credits 481 

Sound  Services,  Inc.,  Personnel 588 

Soundies  Distributing  Corp.  of  America, 

Inc.,   Personnel    588 

South    Dakota   Theater   Owners   Associa- 
tion, Personnel    654 

Southeastern  Theater  Owners  Association, 

Personnel     650 

Southern  California  Theater  Owners  Asso- 
ciation, Personnel  650 

Special  Effects   and   Titles 626 

Special  Officers-Guards- Watchmen -Mot  ion 
Picture  Studio  Policemen,  Fire  Control 

and    Prevention,   Personnel 670 

Springfield  Theater  Association,  Personnel  651 
Standard  Pictures  Distributing  Co.,  Inc., 

Personnel     588 

Stanley  Company  of  America: 

Personnel 594 

Financial   Summary    792 


23 


WHEN  AND  HOW 
CAN  TELEVISION 
TURN  A  PROFIT? 


Interest  in  television  is  assuming  flood 
proportions.  Within  18  months  after  Vic- 
tory there  is  every  indication  that  tele- 
vision service  will  be  available  to  30,000,- 
000  people  . . .  and  enjoyment  limited  only 
by  plant  capacity  of  set  manufacturers. 

Prospective  television  station  operators 
who  reserve  DuMont  telecasting  equip- 
ment now  will  be  prepared  to  ride  a  wave 
of  unprecedented  popular  enthusiasm  .  . . 
to  ride  the  swift  and  inevitable  commercial 
expansion  of  the  greatest  scientific  ad- 
vance of  our  time.  Valuable  prestige  and 


good-will   are  natural   windfalls  of   the 
early  bird  in  this  new  field. 

A  fortune  is  not  required  to  build  a  tele- 
vision station,  nor  years  to  "break  even." 
DuMont  designed  and  constructed  3  of 
the  9  television  stations  on  the  air  today. 
The  low  operating  cost  and  rugged  de- 
pendability of  DuMont  equipment  has 
been  demonstrated  week-in  and  week-out 
for  more  than  4  years.  When  and  how 
television  can  turn  a  profit  are  questions 
to  which  DuMont  holds  factual  answers. 
Would  you  like  to  hear  them? 


TELEFE.ASH1  More  than  90  requests  for  permission  to  con- 
struct and  operate  commercial  television  stations  are  on  file  with 
the  Federal  Communications  Commission.  As  only  a  few  channels  are 
available  for  television,  the  number  of  stations  in  a  trading  area 
is  limited.  In  consequence,  options  are  already  being  sought  for 
desirable  "time."  More  than  61  advertising  agencies  have  installed 
television  departments.  The  value  of  riding  with  public  interest 
is  attracting  more  and  more  advertisers  to  television  every  week. 
They  are  learning  to  control  the  terrific  sales  impact  of  this 
wonderful  new  medium.  Their  experiments  are  well  worth  watching! 


Copyright  1945.  Allen  B.  DuMont  Laboratories,  Inc. 


ALLEN  B.  DuMONT  LABORATORIES.  INC..  GENERAL  OFFICES  AND  PLANT,  2  MAIN  AVENUE.  PASSAIC.  N.  J. 
TELEVISION    STUDIOS    AND    STATION    WABD.    515    MADISON    AVENUE.    NEW    YORK    22,    NEW    YORK 


EDITORIAL  INDEX 


State  Theater  Co.,  Personnel 581 

Statistics: 

Distribution    43 

Exhibition 45 

Production    41 

General    11 

War  Effort    136 

Arbitration    53 

Foreign    51 

Financial    53 

Steen,  Al.: 

"Foreign  Film  Markets" 77 

"Television  Developments  of  1944".  ...  67 

Stock  Shot  Libraries 621 

Stone,   Andrew,   Enterprises,   Personnel..  588 

Storage  Vaults   625 

Story  and   Play   Brokers 618 

"Story  of  Dr.  Wassell,  The,"  One  of  The 

Film  Daily  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 .  117 
Stromberg,  Hunt,  Productions,  Personnel  588 

Studio   Carpenters,  Personnel 670 

Studio  Electrical  Technicians,  Personnel .  670 
Studio  Electricians,  Sound  and  Broadcast 

Technicians,  Personnel  671 

Studio  Transportation  Drivers,  Personnel  671 

Studio  Utility    Employees,   Personnel .  ...  671 

Studios,  Personnel 564 

Sunday  Closing  Regulations 754 

Supervisors,    Music,    Credits 481 

Supply  Dealers,  Theater 693 

Supreme  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 588 

T 

Technicolor,  Inc.: 

Personnel 588 

Financial   Summary    793 

Technicolor,  Ltd.,  Personnel 813 

Technicolor   Motion   Picture  Corp.,  Per- 
sonnel        588 

Techniprocess    &    Special    Effects    Corp.. 
Personnel 588 

Telephone  Numbers: 

New    York    59 

Los  Angeles    63 

Note:   Telephone  numbers  are  carried 
with   most  of  the  lists  in   this  hook. 

Television: 

"Television  Developments  of  1944,"  by 

Al  Steen  67 

Publications    711 

Stations    777 

Television  Broadcasters  Association,  Inc., 
Personnel    640 

Television  Motion  Pictures  Co.,  Personnel  588 

Television  Press  Club,  Personnel 640 

Ten  Best  Pictures,  The  Film  Daily: 

1944   Selections    99 

1943-1922    Selections    121 

Terneen  Productions.  Inc.,  Personnel ...  .    588 


Terre   Haute   Theaters    Association,   Per- 
sonnel       651 

Terrytoons,  Inc.,  Personnel 589 

Texas  Theater  Owners,  Inc.,  Personnel .  .  654 
Theater    and    Amusement    Service    Em- 
ployees, Personnel 671 

Theater  Architects   697 

Theater   Authority,    Inc.,   Personnel 640 

Theater    Equipment    Dealers    Protective 

Association,    Personnel    641 

Theater    Owners    of    North    and    South 

Carolina,    Inc.,    Personnel 653 

Theater  Owners  of  Oklahoma,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel    653 

Theater  Supply   Dealers 693 

Theaters: 

Alaska     932 

Canada,   by  Provinces 932 

Circuits,  United  States  and  Canada.  .  .  .  945 

Drive-In 942 

Negro   940 

Newsreel    944 

Statistics     45 

United  States,  by  States 826 

Theatrical  Protective  Union,  Personnel .  .  671 

Thortel   Fireproof  Fabrics,  Personnel...  706 
Titles: 

Company  Releases,  1944 42 1 

Features,  Since   1915 221 

Features,  1944  Credits 145 

Original     427 

Serials,  Since  1920 419 

Features,  Imported   in    1944 423 

Titles   and  Special   Effects 626 

Toddy    Pictures   Co.,  Personnel 589 

Toronto  Board  of  Trade— Motion  Picture 

Branch,   Personnel    641 

Trade  and  Fan  Publications 707 

Trailers,  Producers-Distributors   614 

Trane  Co.,  Personnel 706 

Trans-Lux  Corp.: 

Personnel     589 

Financial  Summary 793 

Trans-Lux  Theaters  Corp.: 

Personnel     589 

Theaters    988 

Triumph  Films,  Personnel 589 

Troupers,  Inc.,  The  Personnel 641 

Twentieth    Century-Fox    Film    Co.,    Ltd., 

Personnel     813 

Twentieth   Century -Fox   Film   Corp.: 

Personnel     589 

Financial  Summary 794 

1944    Releases 425 

Twentieth      Century-Fox      International*" 

Corp.,  Personnel   590 

Twentieth     Century     Productions,    Ltd., 

Personnel    814 

Two  Cities  Films.  Ltd.,  Personnel 811 


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EDITORIAL  INDEX 


I) 


w 


U  SO -Camp  Shows,  Inc.,  Personnel 641 

Unaffiliated  Independent  Exhibitors,  Per- 
sonnel     653 

United  Artists  Corp.:  • 

Personnel     590 

1944  Releases   426 

United  Artists  Corp.,  Ltd.,  Personnel.  .  .  .   814 

United  Artists  Theaters  of  California, 
Ltd.,    Personnel     590 

United  Artists  Theater  Circuit: 

Financial  Summary 795 

Theaters    988 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  and 
Joiners  of  America,  Personnel 671 

United  Motion  Picture  Theater  Owners 
of  Pennsylvania,  Southern  New  Jersey 
and   Delaware,  Inc.,  Personnel 654 

United  Office  and  Professional  Workers 
Association,   Personnel    671 

United  Picture  Theaters,  Ltd.,  Personnel  815 

United  Scenic  Artists  of  America,  Per- 
sonnel        67 1 

United  States  Air  Conditioning  Corp., 
Personnel    706 

United  States  Rubber  Co.,  Personnel...   706 

United  Theater  Owners  of  Illinois,  Per- 
sonnel     651 

Universal  International  Films,  Inc.  Per- 
sonnel        591 

Universal  Pictures  Co.,  Inc.: 

Personnel     591 

Financial   Summary    795 

1944    Releases    .  . 426 

Universal    Pictures,   Ltd.,   Personnel 814 

University  Film  Productions,  Inc.,  Per- 
sonnel        592 

Upholsterers'  International  Union  of 
North  America,  Personnel 671 

Upstate  Theaters,  Inc.,  Personnel 653 


V 

Vanguard    Films,    Inc.,    Personnel 592 

Variety  Clubs  of  America: 

Personnel    64 1 

"Variety    Clubs    in    1944,"    by    R.    J. 

O'Donnell    763 

Vaults,  Storage 625 

Venus   Corp.,  Personnel 592 

Vershel,  Irving,  Productions,  Personnel .  .  592 

Victoria  Films,  Inc.,  Personnel 592 

Vitaphone  Corp.,  The,  Personnel 594 

Voigt    Co.,   Personnel 706 

Votion,    Jack    Wm.,     Productions,     Inc., 

Personnel    ..., 592 


Wagner  Sign  Service,  Inc.,  Personnel . . . .  706 
Wallis,  Hal,  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel  592 
Wanger,  Walter,  "The  Academy  in  1944"  760 
Wanger,  Walter,  Pictures,  Inc.,  Personnel  593 
War  Activities  Committee— Motion  Pic- 
ture Industry: 

Personnel     643 

"Movies    at    War:     1944,"    by    Francis 

S.  Harmon 137 

Ward  Leonard  Electric  Co..  Personnel . .   706 
Warner  Bros.  Cartoons,  Inc.,  Personnel.  593 
Warner  Bros.  International     Corp.,    Per- 
sonnel        593 

Warner  Bros.  Pictures,  Inc.: 

Personnel     593 

Financial  Summary    796 

1944  Releases   426 

Warner  Bros.  Pictures,  Ltd.,  Personnel..  814 
Warner  Bros.  Pictures  Distributing  Corp.. 

Personnel 594 

Warner   Bros.   Teddington   Studios,   Per- 
sonnel        814 

Warner  Bros.  Theaters,  Inc.: 

Personnel    594 

Theaters    989 

Wartime  Prices  and  Trade  Board    (Can 

ada),    The,    Personnel 648 

W7arwick  Pictures  Corp.,  Personnel 594 

Welgot  Trailer   Service,   Personnel 594 

Welwyn  Studios,  Ltd.,  Personnel 815 

Wembley  Film  Studio,  Ltd.,  Personnel..   815 
West  Virginia  Managers  Association,  Per- 
sonnel     655 

Western  Costume  Co.,  Personnel 594 

Western  Electric  Co..  Ltd.,  Personnel .  .  .  814 
Western  Electric  Exjjort  Corp.,  Personnel  706 
Westinghouse   Electric   &    Manufacturing 

Co.,  Lamp  Division,  Personnel 706 

"White    Cliffs   of    Dover,   The,"    One    of 
The  Film  Daily  Ten  Best  Pictures  of 

1944     Ill 

Wilk,  Ralph: 

"Labor  on  the  Coast" 71 

"Non-Theatrical  Production"    75 

Wood  Conversion  Co.,  Personnel 706 

Wood,  Sam,  Productions,  Inc.,  Personnel  594 
Writers: 

Authors,  Credits  for  1943  and  1944 467 

Screenplay    Writers.    Credits    for    1943 
and  1944    472 


York    Corp.,   Personnel. 


706 


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Editor 

Al  Steen 

Associate  Editor 

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Lou  Pelegrine 

Editorial  Staff 

ADVERTISING    EDITORIAL 

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Editorial  Staff 


Ralph  Wilk 

Hollywood  Representative 

Chas.  A.  Alicoate 

Special  Representative 

George  II.  Morris 

Editorial  Staff 

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CHICAGO 

Joseph  Esler 

6241  N.  Oakley  Ave. 

BRIargate  7441 

SAN  JUAN 
E.  Sanchez  Ortis 

13  San  Sebastian  St. 

HONOLULU 

Mrs.  Annabel  Damon 
3009  Puiwa  Lane 

28 


HOLLYWOOD 

Ralph  Wilk 

6425  Hollywood  Blvd. 

GRanite  6607 

LONDON 

Ernest  W.  Fredman 

The  Film  Renter 

127   Wardour  St.,  W.l 

AUSTRALIA 

E.  Boden  Fletcher 
Richmond,  N.  S.  W. 

MEXICO  CITY 

Arthur  Geiger 

Augusto    Compte   5 


ADVERTISING 

v    I N  DEX    ^ 


A  

Abbott,  Bud 391 

Abrahams,  Derwin   458 

Adler    Silhouette    Letter 
Co 694 

Altec  Service  Corp 681 

Amechc,  Don  52 

American  Seating  Co 141 

Am  pro   10 

Ansco   14 

Anuario  Cinematografico 
Radio  Cubano 802 

Artkino  Pictures,  Inc....    156 

Arlen,  Harold    174 

Associated  Filmakers, 
Inc 150 

Associated  Publications 

720  &  721 

Astaire,  Fred 42 

Astor  Pictures  Corp 158 

Audio  Productions,  Inc..  184 

Auster,  Islin   406 

B  

Bacon,  Lloyd   348 

Bank  of  America 

Facing  Page  One 

Bankers  Trust  Co 31 

Banks,  Montague   336 

Banner  Productions    .  . .  160B 
Barnes  Prititing  Co.,  Inc.  784 

Battisti  Studios   161 

Baxter,  Anne   342 

Benny,  Jack   58 

Berman,  Pandro   S 288 

Blake,  Ben  K 186 

Blanke,  Henry lis 

Bogeaus,  Benedict 248 

Bonded  Film  Storage  Co. 

Facing  Inside  Back  Page 


Bracken,  Eddie   206 

Bren,  J.   Robert 178 

Brulatour,   J.   E.,  Inc. 

Inside  Front  Covers 

Burke,  Mellville 378 

Burkctt,  James  S 160C 

Burns,  Bob  508 

c 

Cagney,  James   232 

Cagney,  William  Produc- 
tions     232 

Cahn,  Sammy    480 

Cameron  Publishing  Co..    71  1 

Canadian  Moving  Picture 
Digest,  The 798 

Capitol  Attractions,  Inc..  160G 

Casanave-Artlee  Pictures. 
Inc 1 86 

Cassidy,  James  B 161 

Chidnoff  Studio    756 

Cineffects    162 

Cine  Presna    804 

Clarke,  Charles   494 

Coburn,  Charles   51 

Colbert,  Claudette   40 

Columbia  Pictures   152 

Comerford  -  Publix    The- 
atres Corp 181 

Commonwealth   Pictures 

Corp 600 

Consolidated  Film  Indus- 

.    tries,  Inc. .  Inside  Back  Cover 

Cooper,  Gary   38 

Cosmo-Sileo   Co 772 

Costelio,  Lou   394 

Cowan.    Lester.    Produc- 
tions     2  10 

Crane,  Richard   512 

Cromwell,  John   96 

Cummings.  living    108 

Curtiz.  Michael   120 

29 


D  

Daily  Film  Renter,  The.  800 

Daily  Variety  710 

Darnell,  Linda    500 

Davis,  Bette   302 

Dazian's,  Inc 680 

De  Luxe  Laboratories, 

Inc 32 

De  Sylva,  B.  G.,  Produc- 
tions, Inc 198 

De    Fry    Corp 18 

De  Wolfe,  Billy 216 

Du  Art  Film  Laboratories  182     0 

Dumont,  Allen  B.,  Lab- 
oratories, Inc 24 

Dunlap,  Scott  R 160D 

Dunne,  Irene 4  4 

Du  Pont,  E.  I.,  de  Ne- 
mour  &  Co.  (Inc.) 12 

Durbin,  Deanna    396 

E  

Eastman   Kodak   Co. 

Back  Cover 

Eberson,  John   676 

Electrical  Research  Prod- 
ucts Division  of  West- 
ern Electric  Co.,  Inc 

Facing  Page  992 

English    Films,   Inc 190 

Errol,  Leon 66 

F  

Fabian   Theatres  Corp...  181 

Fain,  Sammy    284 

Fairbanks.  Jerry    214 

Famous  Artists   Corp....  128 

Fanchon  i-  Marco,  Inc..  72 

Fensin  Seating  Co 160H 

Fields.  Grade 336 


Take  this  pen  being  held  out  to  you  ...  by 
our  favorite  pin-up  boy  .  .  .  sign  up  your 
John  Henry  .  .  .  and  let  the  Prize  Baby  start 
directing  traffic  to  your  theatre  . . .  that's  your 
elementary  lesson  in  the  fine  science  of  show- 
selling  .  .  .  and  that's  all  there  is  .  .  .  You  are 
now  a  graduate  .  .  .  and  you've  found  out 
how  to  go  all  out  ...  to  get  'em  all  in  ...  in 
an  endless  chain  of  seat-selling  .  .  .  You  sell 
today's  show  on  the  outside  .  .  .  (posters, 
heralds,  etc.)  ...  so  that  you  can  sell  tomor- 
row's show  on  the  inside  .  .  .  (trailers,  lobby 
displays,  etc.)  .  .  .  How  can  you  go  wrong? 
.  .  .  You've  got  'em  coming  and  going  .  .  . 
Hurry!  .  .  .  Look  at  those  people  going  by 


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ADVERTISING  INDEX 


m 


Film  Bulletin   732 

Film   Classics,  Inc 166 

Fi I nic) aft  Productions    .  .    184 

Fishman,  Edward  I 160G 

Formica    Insulation    Co., 
The 698 

Franklin,  Sidney   268 

Freed,  Arthur    276 

Friedhofer,  Hugo    480 

G  

Garner,  Peggy  Ann 340 

Garson,  Greer   502 

General  Electric  Co 2 

GoldE  Mfg.  Co 690 

Golden  Pictures ,  254 

Grable,   Betty    334 

Grant,  John   402 

Greater  Amusements   .  .  .  734 

Green,   Johnny    286 

Greenstreet,  Sydtiey   ....  310 

Guaranteed  Pictures  Co., 
Inc 182 

H  

Had  ley,  'Hap'   562 

Hammons,  E.    W 124 

Hartmahn,  Edmund  I....   400 

Hathaway,  Henry  330 

Haymes,  Dick    344 

Haxward,  Louis 176 

Heisler,  Stuart  92 

Heywood-Wake field    ....    672 

Hitchcock,  Alfred   82 

Hollywood  Reporter,  The  722 

Horman,  Arthur  T 408 

Hornblow,  Arthur,  Jr..  .  .     98 

Home,  Lena    282 

Horton,  Edward  Everett.   510 
Hutton,  Betty    202 

I      

Ideal  Sound  Studios 946 

I  linen,  Wiard  B 92 


Ilex   Optical  Co 8 

Independent ,  The 730 

International  Alliance  of 
Theatrical  Stage  Em- 
ployes and  Moving  Pic- 
ture Machine  Operat- 
ors of  the  United  States 
and  Canada    656 

International  Pictures, 

Inc 90 

International  Projector 

Corp 678 

International  Projection- 
ist        718 

International  Theatrical 
&  Television  Corp 164 

—      J      

Jackson,  Felix    398 

,/  a  y  Emanuel  Publica- 
tions      726  &  727 

Johnson  Nunnally    91 

K  

Kay,  Edward    482 

Kellaiuay,  Cecil    218 

Kinematograph  Weekly 

808  &   809 

King  Brothers 160D 

King,  Henry  326 

Koerner,  Charles  W 372 

Kohlmar,  Fred   350 

Korda,  Zoltan    170 

Kroehler  Mfg.  Co 700 

L  

Lamb,  Gil 218 

Laniour,  Dorothy    20d 

Lantz,    Walt,    Cartunes..  406 

LeBaron,  William   102 

Lee,  Rowland   V 110 

Leisen,  Mitchell    210 

LePicard,  Marcel    198 

I.eRoy,  Men>yn    78 

Lesser,  Sol,  Productions.  236 

l.ewin,   Albert    270 

31 


Lloyd  '  s    Film    Storage   . 
Corp 454 

Lubitsch,    Ernst     80 

Lupino,  Ida    304 

Lynn,  Diana  216 

M  

Machaty,  Gustav  122 

Marin,  Edwin  L 374 

Marley  Peverell  500 

Martin,  Charles  282 

Mascot  Pictures  Co 418 

Massce-Barnett  Co.,  Inc..    148 

Master  Photographers   .  .   560 

McCarey,  Leo 100 

McDowall,  Roddy   352 

Merman,   Doc    222 

Mersereau,   Jacques    ....   478 

Metro  -  Goldivxn  -  Mayer 

263-288 

Metropolitan   Photo   Ser- 
vice         168 

Millakowsky,  Herman    . .    178 

Miller,  Marvin  514 

Miller,    Seton    1 220 

Miranda,  Carmen    338 

Monogram  Pictures   ....  160A 

Morgan,  Dennis 308 

Morris,  William,  Agency, 
Inc 518 

Motiograph     682 

Muni,   Paul    506 

N  

Vadel,  Joseph   H 172 

National  Carbon  Co.,  Inc.  16 

National  Screen  Service.  .  30 

National  Theatre  Supply .  692 

National  Theaters 74 

N eagle,  Anna 132 

Negulesco,  Jean    312 

Neill,  Roy  William 402 

Nero  Productions    246 


DE  LUXE  LABORATORIES,  Inc. 


850  TENTH  AVENUE 


NEW  YORK  CITY 


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ADVERTISING  INDEX 


Neufeld,    Sigmund,    Pro- 
ductions        450 

News  of  the  Day 278 

Nichols,  Dudley    376 

Nu-Art  Films,  Inc (502 

o  

Oberon,  Merle  48 

O'Brien,  Margaret 274 

O'Shea,   Michael    176 

Owen,   Reginald    500 

P     

PRC    154 

Paramount  Pictures  .  .  193-224 
Paramount  Theater  ....    180 

Puthe    26 

Paxinou,  Katina 208 

Peck,  Gregory    56 

Perlberg,  William   332 

Pichel,  Irving 104 

Picker,  Leonard  S 174 

Pickford,  Mary    234 

Pictorial  Films,  Inc 600 

Pine-Thomas  Productions  212 
Popular  Pictures,  Inc. .  .  .   346 

Post  Pictures   Corp 602 

Pressburger,  Arnold   ....   244 

Q  

Quigley  Publications 

712  &   713 

R  

RCA  Theater  Equipment, 
Radio  Corp.  of  America       6 

RKO  Radio  Pictures. 368-378 

Radio  City  Music  Hall..  180 

Ramirez,    Carlos    284 

Rennahan,  Ray   496 

Republic  Seating  Co 146 

Revere,  Anne   62 

Roach,  Hal  242 

Robinson,  Edward   G....  50 


Rogell,  Sid    374 

Rosenheim.  /.,  &  Co I60F 

Ross,  Charles,  Inc 688 

Ross  Federal  Service,  Inc.  130 

Roth  -  Greene  -  Rouse 
Productions    452 

Roxvland,  Roy   280 

Ruby  Co 694 

Ryan,  Phil  1 172 

s 

Santley,  Joseph 170 

Sax,  Sam   452 

Senary,  Dore    84 

Schlom,  Herman   378 

Schwarz,  Jack   450 

Seaton,  George 348 

Seiter,    William   A 106 

Shaindlin,  Jack    188 

Shaw,  Frank   400 

Sherman,  Harry  A.,  Pro- 
ductions         114 

Sherman,  Vincent  306 

Showmeti's  Trade  R  e  - 
view    716 

Siodmak,  Robert   404 

Sistrom,  William   116 

Skibo  Productions,  Inc..  .  188 

Skirball,  Jack  H 250 

Skouras  Theaters  Corp...  76 

Small,    Edward,    Produc- 
tions        238 

Smith,  Alexander  &  Sons, 
Carpet  Co 22 

Society    of    Independent 
Motion  Picture  Produc- 
■  ers     126 

Sound  Services,  Inc 256 

Stahl,John  M 328 

Stamoyck,  Barbara    46 

Starr,  Irving 350 

Stradling,  Harry    494 

Strom  berg,  Hunt  252 

Styne,  Jule 480 

Swerling,  Jo  Kid 

33 


T     

Technicolor  Motion  Pic- 
ture Corp 36 

Terry,  Paul 352 

Tone,    Franchot    504 

Tourneur,  Jacques   376 

Tours,  Frank    482 

Towne,  Gene 160H 

Tufts,  Sonny 204 

Tushinsky,  Joseph  H....  258 

Twentieth    Century  -  Fox 

321-352 

Typhoon   Air  Condition- 
ing Co.,  Inc 190 

U  

Ulmer,  Edgar  G 118 

United  Artists    227-258 

United  States  Air  Condi- 
tioning Corp 20 

Universal  Pictures  .  .  .  386-408 

V  

Valentine,  Joseph  A 496 

Variety      710 

w 

Wagner  Sign  Service,  Inc.  686 

Wallace,  Richard 112 

Walsh,  Raoul  310 

Wanger,  Walter 86 

Ward,  Edward  404 

Warner  Bros 297-312 

Watson,  Bobs  516 

Westinghouse 4 

White,  Sam 220 

Wilcox,  Fred  M 280 

Wilcox,  Herbert 133 

Wilson,  Harold   222 

Wilson,  Warren  408 

Wyman,  Jane  308 

Y  

Young,  Robert 272 

Young,  Victor 224 


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NEW  YORK 


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l7m.S  SERVICE  is  the  supreme  com- 
mitment of  all  life,  so  is  service  the 
supreme  commitment  of  motion  pic- 
tures. Their  record  of  service  is  their 
achievement. 

The  steps  whereby  the  screen  has 
climbed  to  the  eminence  mmmmsmm 
it  now  occupies,  in  ap-  % 
preciative  view  of  the  | 
whole  world,  were  built  I 
by  many  hands.  In  a  com-  '• 
paratively  short  space  of  | 
time,  motion  pictures  have 
made  almost  unbelievable 
progress,  but  in  post-war 
years  there  will  be  oppor- 
tunity for  ever  greater  and 
more  lasting  usefulness. 
United  effort,  the  ability  of 
pictures  to  fill  leisure  hours 
with  entertainment,  to  in- 
form  and  to  inspire,  the  vis- 
ual impact  of  the  film  —  given  free 
play  in  a  free  world— together  with 
a  deep  sense  of  responsibility  and 
an  eternal  determination  to  solve 
whatever  problems  and  meet  what- 
ever needs  the  future  will  bring, 
will  ever  lead  toward  heights  still 
unattained. 

But  in  the  present  every  effort  of 
body  and  mind  is  still  intensively  di- 
rected,   with    all    we    have    and    are, 


toward  total  victory  in  this  war.  With 
full  consciousness  that  it  is  not  what 
we  do  for  our  armed  forces,  but  what 
they  are  doing  for  us  that  will  be 
long  remembered,  we  still  can  feel 
warmly  thankful  that  the  Motion 
— —  b  Picture  Industry  has  been 
privileged  to  make  sig- 
|  nificant  contributions  on 
both  the  fighting  and  home 
fronts.  In  distant  and  dan- 
gerous places  the  films  have 
brought  moments  of  vital 
relaxation  to  those  who  are 
I  giving  their  youth  and,  if 
need  be,  their  lives  to  the 
end  that  freedom  shall  not 
perish  from  the  earth.  At 
home,  they  have  continued 
to  furnish  hours  of  more 
than  ever  needed  entertain- 
ment. 
Individually  and  with  all  the  lead- 
ership, talent  and  technical  resources 
at  its  command,  the  industry  has 
given  its  utmost  in  an  area  as  large 
as  the  world.  Its  reward  has  been  not 
the  generous  recognition  and  acclaim 
its  accomplishments  have  received,  but 
its  own  knowledge  that  it  has  striven 
only,  utterly  and  united  how  best  to 
give  the  most.  This  it  will  continue  to 
do;  thus  it  will  continue  to  serve. 


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10    Technicolor    Features 

Among  First  25  Pictures 

According  to 

"All  Features  Released  In   1944" 

Box  Office  Digest    (Jan.   20) 

OF  NORMAL 

PICTURE                                                        DISTRIBUTOR 

PER  CENT 

240 

Lady    in    the    Dark 

Par 

221 

Story  of  Dr.  Wassell 

Par 

198 

The    Princess    and    the    Pirate 

RKO 

185 

Meet  Me  in  St.  Louis 

MGM 

181 

Cover  Girl        .... 

Col 

181 

Frenchmen's   Greek 

Par 

172 

Pin-up  Girl      .... 

Fox 

172 

Up  in  Arms     ..... 

RKO 

164 

Buffalo  Bill 

Fox 

164 

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TECHNICOLOR  MOTION  PICTURE  < 

CORP. 

HERBERT   T.    KALMUS,   President  and   General   Man 

■ — ■ . 

iger 

36 


1944    NEWS 
HIGHLIGHTS 


By  CHESTER  B.  K  \ll\ 

Editor,  The  Filim  Daily 


THE  WAR,  Committed  unreservedly  to  participation  in  the  nation's  war  effort,  the 
American  film  industry  in  the  12  months  of  1944  added  appreciably  to  its  record  of  distinguished 
service,  its  contributions  at  home  and  overseas  winning  international  recognition.  While  the 
dollar  sign  of  course  is  no  criterion  of  patriotism,  it  may  be  noted  that  $50  million  in  films  was 
given  to  the  OWI  overseas  bureau  alone  by  the  industry  during  the  fiscal  year.  Perhaps  the  best 
description  of  the  industry's  1944  status,  a  result  of  its  notable  contributions,  was  that  happily 
phrased  by  Ned  E.  Depinet:  "A  semi-public  institution." 

II 

ANTI-TRUST  LITIGATION.  The  Department  of  Justice  brought  the  issues 
involved  in  the  so-called  New  York  equity  suit  before  Judge  Henry  W.  Goddard  again  in  August 
with  a  move  for  a  modified  consent  decree  and  a  demand  that  divorcement  become  effective  in 
three  years.  In  December,  the  Department  sought  an  interim  decree  and  asked  the  setting  of  a 
trial  date.  The  year  was  marked  by  several  other  highly  important  anti-trust  developments. 
The  U.  S.  Supreme  Court  by  a  5-1  division  upheld  the  findings  against  the  Crescent  Amusement 
Co.  The  sweeping  decision  went  beyond  that  of  the  local  court.  The  Government's  action  against 
the  Schine  circuit  was  tried  at  Buffalo,  with  decision  awaited.  The  trial  of  a  similar  suit  against 
the  Griffith  interests  was  set  for  May  7,  1945,  at  Oklahoma  City.  The  $4,950,000  Momand  suit 
in  Oklahoma  City  resulted  in  a  victory  for  the  distributors,  except  for  an  award  of  $41,000 
against  Paramount  and  $6,900  against  the  Griffith  Circuit.  A  second  Momand  action  for  $606,000 
was  lost.  By  a  directed  verdict,  the  Pickwick  Theater  anti-trust  suit  in  Connecticut  was  dismissed. 
The  Government  intervened  as  a  friend  of  the  court  in  the  appeal  of  the  William  Goldman  anti- 
trust suit  in  which  the  trial  court  at  Philadelphia  had  found  for  the  defendants. 

Ill 

CORPORATE.  United  Artists  acquired  the  stock  interest  of  Sir  Alexander  Korda  by 
purchase  and  retired  it,  leaving  the  corporation's  ownership  with  Mary  Pickford,  Charles  S. 
Chaplin  and  David  O.  Selznick.  Loew's  sold  its  Metropolis  &  Bradford  Trust  holdings  to  20th 
Century-Fox  and  J.  Arthur  Rank,  the  deal  carrying  with  it  ownership  of  Gaumont-British. 
Atlas  Corp.  disposed  of  its  RKO  Corp.  preferred  stock,  while  retaining  its  extensive  holdings 
of  common.  National  Theaters  Corp.  stock  was  reclassified  as  a  preliminary  to  executive  stock 
deals,  and  20th-Fox  stockholders  approved  purchase  of  the  company's  common  by  officers. 
Loew's  stockholders  adopted  a  comprehensive  retirement  plan  for  employes.  RKO  authorized 
a  similar  pension  plan.  PRC  moved  to  establish  its  own  exchanges  and  announced  plans  to  enter 
the  key  city  exhibition  field. 

IV 

ADMINISTRATIVE.  1944  was  marked  by  numerous  important  executive  changes, 
both  East  and  West.  Neil  Agnew  left  Paramount  for  Selznick -Vanguard,  with  Charles  Reagan 
taking  over  the  Paramount  top  sales  post.  Arthur  W.  Kelly  stepped  out  of  United  Artists  to 
head  Eagle-Lion  here  for  J.  Arthur  Rank.  Joseph  H.  Hazen  and  Hal  Wallis  terminated  long 
associations  with  Warners  to  form  a  producing  partnership,  with  Paramount  their  distribution 
outlet.  Mervyn  LeRoy,  last  with  Metro,  returned  to  Warners  under  his  own  Arrowhead  banner. 
O.  Henry  Briggs  resigned  as  PRC  president,  a  post  subsequently  filled  by  Leon  Fromkess.  Morris 
Siegel   left    the   presidency   of  Republic   Productions   to   ally   with    Metro.    Sam    Dembow,   Jr., 

37 


PRODUCER  and  CO-STAR  with  LORETTA  YOUNG 


'ALONG  CAME  JONES 

AN     INTERNATIONAL     PICTURE 

38 


// 


resigned  from  Paramount  to  head  Golden  Productions.  Edward  L.  Alperson  left  the  RKO 
Theaters'  top  spot  to  enter  production.  Robert  Schless,  former  Warners'  foreign  chief,  signed 
a  Paramount  contract.  Harold  Hopper  resigned  from  the  WPB  and  shortly  thereafter  joined 
Metro  as  studio  general  manager.  B.  G.  De  Sylva  stepped  down  as  head  of  Paramount  production 
and  formed  his  own  independent  unit.  Henry  Ginsberg,  signed  to  a  new  contract,  assumed 
cotrol  of  all  Paramount  production.  Sol  M.  Wurtzel  departed  from  20th-Fox,  Sam  Briskin 
from  Columbia  and  John  W.  Considine,  Jr.,  from  Metro.  Kenneth  Macgowan  switched  from 
20th-Fox  to  Paramount,  David  Lewis  from  Paramount  to  International  Pictures,  and  Richard 
Blumenthal  from  Paramount  to  Columbia. 

V 

J.  ARTHUR  RA1VM..  The  world-wide  plans  of  J.  Arthur  Rank  left  the  drawing 
board  for  the  builders'  hands  in  1944,  and  among  the  concrete  results  were  these:  Establishment 
of  Eagle-Lion  on  both  sides  of  the  Atlantic.  A  deal  with  Wesley  Ruggles  to  produce  under  the 
Rank  pennant  both  in  England  and  in  Hollywood.  Purchase  of  a  50  per  cent  interest  in  the 
Paul  Nathanson  Canadian  theater  holdings  grouped  as  the  Odeon  circuit.  A  deal  for  Canadian 
distribution  of  British  product  with  Empire-Universal.  Alliances  with  theater  and  distribution 
companies  in  Europe,  North  Africa,  India,  China  and  the  Near  East.  And  in  prospect,  the 
establishment  of  Rank  "show  windows"  in  New  York,  Toronto  and  possibly  other  American 
metropolitan  cities. 

VI 

INTERNATIONAL*  SCENE,  Parliament  in  late  December  approved  modified 
British  quotas  for  distributors  and  exhibitors.  Quotas  for  1945-46  will  be  20  and  15  per  cent, 
respectively,  increasing  in  1946-47  to  22i/o  and  17i/£  per  cent  and  in  1947-48  to  25  and  20  per 
cent.  RKO  Corp.  acquired  a  half  interest  in  a  Mexico  studio,  with  at  least  one  other  American 
distributor  reported  contemplating  a  move  in  kind.  Major  American  distributors  generally 
incorporated  new  foreign  subsidiaries,  a  move  inspired  by  ambitious  post-war  plans  as  well  as 
by  tax  benefits  to  be  derived.  Special  interest  in  the  future  development  of  the  South  African 
market  was  indicated.  Republic  signed  James  A.  FitzPatrick  to  make  a  series  of  Latin-American 
features  apart  from  his  Metro  short  subject  commitment.  Paramount  acquired  an  interest  in 
the  leading  Cobian  circuit  of  Cuba.  Dubbing  in  Spanish,  Italian  and  French  was  revived. 
Responsible  industry  spokesman  urged  that  films  be  represented  at  the  peace  table  that  the 
global  freedom  of  the  screen  be  assured. 

VII 

TELEVISION.  Industry  interest  in  television  and  its  potential  impact  upon  all  three 
industry  components— production,  distribution  and  exhibition— touched  new  heights  in  1944. 
Companies,  including  Loew's  and  Warners,  and  exhibitors  alike  filed  for  television  stations  with 
the  FCC,  while  RKO  launched  a  new  subsidiary,  RKO  Television  Corp.  to  produce  for  the  audio- 
visual field.  The  industry  was  prominently  represented  at  the  first  annual  conference  of  the 
Television  Broadcasters  Association,  at  which  one  panel  session  was  devoted  to  theatrical  television. 

VIII 

TAXATION,  The  Federal  admission  tax  rate  was  raised  to  20  per  cent,  an  increase  of 
100  per  cent,  and  the  industry  faced  threats  of  new  imposts  in  several  states  and  some 
municipalities.  Despite  the  tax  uncertainties,  however,  a  move  to  establish  a  Round  Table 
Conference  of  Exhibitors  Organizations  to  combat  adverse  tax  proposals  failed. 

IX 

MPPDA.  Conscious  of  the  new  place  of  the  motion  picture  in  the  educational  scheme 
of  things,  the  MPPDA  made  available  funds  for  a  thorough  study  by  the  Committee  on  Motion 
Pictures  in  Education  of  the  American  Council  on  Education.  No  less  conscious  of  the  industry's 
wider  sphere  of  community  service,  one  of  the  fruits  of  the  war,  Will  H.  Hays  presided  at  an 
exploratory  conference  of  representatives  of  civic  and  public  groups  looking  to  the  formulation 
of  an  effective  post-war  program.  Warner  Bros,  formally  tendered  its  resignation  from  the 
MPPDA  and  from  the  associate  West  Coast  AMPP.  Lester  Thompson,  long  identified  with  the 
MPPDA,  resigned  as  head  of  the  Advertising  Code  Administration;  elected  to  replace  him  was 
Gordon  White. 

X 

MOURNED.  Death  came  to  many  to  whom  the  world-wide  industry  owes  much  for  its 
business  advancement  and  artistic  progress  during  the  years.  High  on  the  roll  of  those 
mourned  are  the  names  of  Wendell  L.  Willkie,  Sydney  Towell,  Mort  H.  Singer,  Lou  Metzgei. 
Jack  Partington,  John  J.  McQuirk,  Charles  A.  Buckley,  George  B.  Seitz,  Joseph  I.  Schnitzel. 
Aich   M.  Bowles,  M.  H.  Hoffman,  William  Bitzer,  Aaron  A.  Jones,  Sr.,  and  Harold  B.  Robb. 

39 


CLAUDETTE    COLBERT 


Exclusive  Management 

CHARLES    WENDLING 
AGENCY 


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MOTION    PICTURE    INDUSTRY 

STATISTICS 


General 

Capital  Invested  in  the  U.  S.  Film  Industry   (estimated) $2,070,326/106 

Breakdown:  Studios,  $127,500,000;  Distribution,  $25,100,000;  Theaters, 
$1,907,726,406;    Non-Theatrical    $10,000,000. 

Number    of    People    Employed    in    U.    S.    Theatrical    Film    Industry 

(estimated)    205,000 

Breakdown:   Production,  31,000;   Distribution,   14,000;   Exhibition,    160,000. 

Total  Industry  Payroll   (estimated) $382,726,750 

Breakdown:  Production  in  Hollywood,  $191,590,400;  Production  outside  of  Holly- 
wood,   $6,800,000;    Distribution,    $28,462,500;    Exhibition,    $155,873,850. 

World  Gross  of  American  Motion  Pictures  (estimated) $2,234,000,000 

Breakdown:  U.  S.,   $1,340,000,000;  Foreign  Markets,   $894,000,000. 

Film  Industry  Expenditures  of  U.  S.  Advertising  in  1944  (estimated) $60,850,000 

Breakdown:  Newspapers,  $51,000,000;  Accessories  and  Direct  Mail,  $4,500,000; 
Outdoor,   $1,500,000;   Magazines,    $3,100,000;    Radio,   $750,000. 

Number  of  Ads  Placed  Daily  in  Various  U.  S.  Media   (estimated) 15,500 

Estimated  Cost  of  U.  S.  Studio  Expansion  in  1944 $1,000,000 

Estimated  Cost  of  U.  S.  Distribution  Expansion  in  1944 $100,000 

Estimated  Cost  of  U.  S.  Theater  Expansion  in  1914 $7,726,406 

Annual  Industry  Expenditures  for  Insurance  in  the  U.  S.   (estimated).  . .  .  $35,000,000 
Number  of  Hollywood  Correspondents  and  Staff  Photographers  on  Duty 

as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 360 

Breakdown:  Wire  Services,  42;  Newspapers,  111;  Trade  Publications,  30;  National 
Magazines,  41;  Freelance  Writers,  56;  Foreign  Correspondents.  43;  Radio  News- 
gatherers,  13;  Photographers,  24. 

Production 

Hollywood  Studio  Investment $127,500,000 

Number  of  People  Employed  in  U.  S.  Production  in  1944 31,000 

Annual  Hollywood  Payroll  (estimated)  $191,590,400 

Annual  U.  S.  Production  Payroll  Outside  of  Hollywood  (estimated) $6,800,000 

Hollywood  Production  Costs  for  1944  (estimated) $308,906,000 

Hollywood  Production  Costs,  1943-1935  (estimated): 

1943,  $247,125,000;  1942,  $198,500,000;  1941,  $185,000,000:  1940.  150.000000; 
1939,  $165,000,000;  1938,  165,000,000;  1937,  $152,500,000:  1936,  $135,000,000: 
1935,  $125,000,000. 

Features  Produced  by  U.  S.  Majors  in  1944 340 

Features  Approved  by  the  Production  Code  Authority  in  1944 442 

Breakdown:  West  Coast  office,  429;  East  Coast  office,  13. 

Short  Subjects  Approved  by  the  PCA  in  1944 567 

Breakdown:  West  Coast  office,  404;  East  Coast  office,  163. 

Story  Purchases  in  1944  by  Hollywood  Studios $6,700,000 

Top  Price  Paid  for  a  Produced  Broadway  Play  in  1944  (Down  Payment).  $500,000 

Oscar  Serlin's  "Life  With  Father,"  acquired  by  Warner  Bros,  on  a  profit  sharing 
arrangement. 

Top  Price  Paid  for  a  Book  in  1944 $200,000 

A.  J.  Cronin's  "The  Green  Years,"  acquired  by  M-G-M. 

Top  Price  Paid  for  an  Original  Story  in  1944 $100,000 

Helen  Deutsch's  "As  You  Want  Me,"  acquired  by  M-G-M. 

Average  Negative  Cost  per  Feature  in  the  U.  S $462,150 

Hollywood's  1944  Bill  for  Supplies,  Including  Maintenance  Costs $65,334,425 

41 


42 


Percentage  of  Production  Dollar  Spent  in  Los  Angeles  axid  Vicinity 28  per  cent 

The  Production  Dollar  is  Divided  as  Follows: 

Cast.  25  per  cent;  extras,  bits  and  characters,  5  per  cent:  director,  10  per  cent: 
director  assistants,  2  per  cent;  cameramen  and  crew,  15  per  cent;  lights,  2  per 
cent:  make-up,  hair-dressers  and  supplies,  0.9  per  cent:  teachers,  0.2  per  cent: 
crew  and  labor,  1.2  per  cent;  story  preparation,  7  per  cent;  story  costs.  5  per 
cent;  costumes  and  designers,  2  per  cent;  sets  and  art  directors,  12.5  per  cent: 
stills  and  photographs,  0.4  per  cent;  cutters,  1  per  cent;  film  negative,  1  per  cent: 
tests,  1.2  per  cent:  insurance,  2  per  cent;  sound  engineering  and  negatives,  3.1 
per  cent;  publicity,  transportation,  research,  technical,  miscellaneous.  2  per  cent; 
indirect  costs,  15  per  cent. 

Actors  Under  Term  Contracts  to  Hollywood  Major  Studios  in  1941 801 

Producers  Under  Term  Contracts  to  Hollywood  Major  Studios  in  1941.  .  .  130 

Directors  Under  Term  Contracts  to  Hollywood  Major  Studios  in   1944.  .  .  152 

Writers  Under  Term  Contracts  to  Hollywood  Major  Studios  in  1944 490 

Producers  of  Features  in  Hollywood    65 

Producers  of  Short  Subjects  in   Hollywood    (including  Commercial  Short 

Subject  Producers)  24 

Producers  of  Cartoons    in    Hollywood 6 

Producers  of  News  Reels  in  the  U.  S 7 

Average  Shooting  Days  for  Photographing  a  Feature 31 

Number  of   Different    Industries,   Arts   and    Professions   Involved    in    the 

Making  of  a  Motion  Picture 276 

Total  1944  Extra  Payroll  for  Hollywood  Studios  Served  by  Central  (last 

ing  Corp $4,129,083 

Comparable   1943  Figure S4.I90.060 

Average  1944  Daily  Wage  of  Extras $12.71 

Comparable   1943  Figure $12.63 

Number  of  Extras  Registered  with  Central  Casting  Corp.  in  1944 5,243 

Breakdown:   Men.   2.650;    Women.    2.281:   Children   and   Racials.   306. 

Total  Placements  by  Central  Casting  Corp.  in  1944 324,925 

Average  Daily  Placements  by  Central  Casting  Corp.  in   1944 1,058 

Number  of  Theatrical  Shorts  Produced  Annually  (estimated) 600 

Number  of  Feature  and  Short  Subject  Titles  Registered  with  the  MPPDA 

in  1944 2,645 

Total  Number  of  Feature  and  Short  Subject  Titles  Used  Since  the  Birth 

of  the  U.  S.  Film  Industry  to  Jan.  1,  1945 48,624 


Distributhm 


U.  S.  Industry  Distribution  Investment    (estimated) $25,100,000 

Number  of  People  Employed  in  U.  S.  Distribution  Field   (estimated) .  .  .  .  14,000 

Annual  U.  S.  Distribution  Payroll  in  1944   (estimated) S28.462.500 

Number  of  Nation-Wide  Distributing  Companies 11 

Number  of  Theatrical  Film  Distributors  in  the  U.  S 64 

Number  of  Theatrical  Film  Exchanges  in  the  U.  S 433 

Number  of  Theatrical  Film  Exchanges  in  Six  Canadian  Key  Cities 64 

Number  of  Exchanges  of  Major  Distributors: 

RKO  Radio.  33:  Universal,  32:  20th  Century-Fox,  32:  Paramount,  32;  Loew's,  32: 
Columbia,   32;   Warners,   32;    United   Artists.    27. 

Film  Footage  Handled  Daily  by  Exchanges 27,000  miles 

Average  Storage  Vault  Capacity  of  Exchanges 750  cu.  ft. 

Average  Number  of  Prints  Required  per  Feature: 

Majors    280 

Indies    1 25 

Average  Number  of  Prints  Required  for  News  Reels   [per  company) 1,093 

Estimated  1944  U.  S.  Film  Rentals $469,000,000 

Average  Distribution  Cost  for  U.  S.  Industry   (estimated) 28  percent 

General  Minimum  Booking  Accounts  per  Feature  Picture 2,000 

Number  of  Distribution  Areas  in  the  U.  S 32 

Average  Number  of  Bookings  per  Print 37 

Average  Number  of  Actual  Playing  Days  per  Print 100 

Average  Cost  of  Each  Positive  Print S210 

43 


Features  Released  in  U.  S.  Market  in  1944 

Breakdown:  By  Majors,  270;  by  Indies,  172. 

Foreign  Features  Released  in  the  U.  S.  in  1944 

Brekadown:  By  Majors,  8;  by  Indies,  33. 

Imported  from:  England,  22:  U.  S.  S.  R..  11;  France,  7;  Spain,  1. 

Features  Released  in  U.  S.  Market,  1917-1944: 


442 
41 


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1944 442 

1943 427 

1942 533 

1941 598 

1940 673 

1939 761 

1938 769 

1937 778 

1936 735 

1935 766 

1934 662 

1933 644 

1932 685 

1931 622 

1930 595 

1929 707 

1928 834 

1927 743 

1926 740 

1925 579 

1924 579 

1923 576 

1922 748 

1921 854 

1920 796 

1919 646 

1918 841 

1917 687 


270 
289 
359 
379 
363 
388 
362 
408 
362 
356 
361 
338 
318 
324 
362 
393 
462 
510 
447 
442 
42G 
432 


172 
138 
175 
219 
310 
373 
407 
370 
373 
410 
301 
306 
367 
298 
233 
314 
372 
233 
293 
137 
153 
144 


270 
289 


262 
279 


358  346 


379 
363 
388 
362 
408 
362 


368 
348 
367 
346 
393 
348 


356  340 

361  350 
338  217 
318  300 
324  307 

362  356 
393  379 
462  429 
510  501 


10 
12 
11 
15 
21 
16 
15 
14 
16 
11 
21 
18 
17 
6 
14 
33 


172 
138 
175 
219 
310 
373 
407 
370 
373 
410 
301 
306 
367 
298 
233 
314 
372 
233 


139 
118 
142 
124 
129 
116 
109 
145 
174 
185 
130 
190 
189 
194 
153 
183 
212 
177 


33 
20 
33 

95 

181 
257 
298 
225 
199 
225 
171 
116 
178 
104 

80 
131 
160 

56 


401 
397 
488 
492 
477 
483 
455 
538 
522 
525 
480 
507 
489 
501 
509 
562 
641 
678 


262 
279 
346 
368 
348 
367 
346 
393 
348 
340 
350 
317 
300 
307 
356 
379 
429 
501 


139 
118 
142 
124 
129 
116 
109 
145 
174 
185 
130 
190 
189 
194 
153 
183 
212 
177 


41 

30 

45 

106 

196 

278 

314 

240 

213 

241 

182 

137 

196 

121 

86 

145 

193 

65 


10 
12 
11 
15 
21 
16 
15 
14 
16 
11 
21 
18 
17 

6 
14 
83 

9 


33 

20 

33 

95 

181 

257 

298 

225 

199 

225 

171 

116 

178 

104 

80 

131 

160 

56 


Features  Released  by  Major  Companies  1928-1944   (calendar  years): 

1928  1929  1930  1931  1932  1933  1934  1935  1936  1937  1938  1939  1940  1941  1942  1943  1944 


Columbia    

32 

22 

29 

31 

29 

32 

43 

49 

52 

52 

53 

55 

51 

61 

59 

47 

51 

Film  Booking-  Of. 

62 

First    National    . 

53 

45 

37 

30 

Fox   Film    Corp.. 

49 

53 

48 

48 

40 

50 

52 

52 

M-G-M    

52 

52 

47 

46 

39 

42 

43 

47 

45 

51 

46 

50 

48 

47 

49 

33 

30 

Paramount     .... 

64 

68 

64 

62 

65 

58 

55 

63 

68 

61 

50 

58 

48 

45 

44 

30 

32 

Pathe      

53 

24 

14 

RKO   Pathe    .... 

14f 

RKO   Radio    .... 

35 

32 

33 

46 

48 

46 

40 

39 

53 

43 

49 

53 

44 

39 

44 

31 

20th  Century-Fox 

57 

61 

56 

59 

49 

50 

51 

33 

26 

United     Artists.  . 

15 

17 

16 

13 

14 

16 

20 

19 

17 

25 

16 

18 

20 

26 

26 

28 

20 

Universal    

56 

41 

36 

23 

30 

37 

44 

37 

28 

37 

46 

46 

49 

58 

56 

53 

53 

Warner    Bros. .  .  . 

26 

36 

39 

24 

Warner  Bros.- 

First  National. 

55 

55 

58 

49 

56 

68 

52 

53 

45 

48 

34 

21 

19 

462  393  362  324  318  338  361  356  362  408  362  388  363  379  358  289  262 
t  Released  by  RKO  Radio. 


Exhibition 


U.  S.  Film  Theater  Investment  (estimated) $1,907,726,406 

Number  of  People  Employed  in  U.  S.  Exhibition  Field  (estimated) 160,000 

Annual  Exhibition  Payroll  in  1944   (estimated) $155,873,850 

45 


U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Gross  in  1941,  Exclusive  of  Federal  and  State  Admis- 
sion Taxes    (estimated) 31,350,000,000 

U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Gross  in  1913  (revised  estimate) $1,340,000,000 

NOTE:  Annual  U.  S.  theater  gross  was  formerly  based  on  a  Treasury  Department 
estimate  that  90  per  cent  of  admission  tax  collections  were  from  theaters.  Recently, 
however,  the  Treasury  reduced  that  estimate  to  87  per  cent  and  the  above  annual 
grosses  are  based  on  that  estimate  with  allowances  for  taxes  collected  on  passes 
and  for  "breakage." 

U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Gross,  1942-33   (estimated): 

1942,  $1,160,000,000;  1941.  $1,113,840,000;  1940,  $1,003,560,000;  1939, 
$1,016,600,000;  1938,  $1,010,600,000;  1937,  $1,052,480,000;  1936,  $1,144,- 
000,000;  1935,  $998,400,000;  1934.  $837,200,000;  1933,  $717,600,000. 

Average  U.  S.  Film  Theater  Admission  Price  in  1944   (estimated) 27.3  cents 

Average  Admission  Tax  on  Theater  Admissions  in  1944   (estimated) 5.6  cents 

Average  Total  Admission  Cost  in  1944  (estimated) 32.9  cents 

Average  U.  S.  Theater  Admission  Price.  1943-1933   (estimated): 

1943,  27.1  cents  plus  3  cents  tax.  30.1  cents  total;  1942,  24.7  cents  plus  2.5  cents 
tax,  27.2  cents  total;  1941.  25.2  cents;  1940.  24.1  cents;  1939,  23  cents;  1938, 
23  cents;  1937.  23  cents;  1936.  25  cents;  1935.  24  cents;  1934,  23  cents;  1933. 
23  cents. 

NOTE:  Figures  for  1942  and  1943  have  been  revised  according  to  the  formula 
outlined   under  U.   S.   Film   Theaters   Gross,    above. 

Average  Weekly  Attendance  of  U.  S.  Film  Theaters  in  1944   (estimated).  .  95,000.000 

Average  Weekly  Attendance  of  U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Since  1922  (estimated): 

1943,  95  million;  1942,  90  million;  1941.  85  million;  1940,  80  million;  1939.  85 
million;  1938.  85  million;  1937,  88  million;  1936.  88  million;  1935,  80  million: 
1934.  70  million;  1933.  60  million;  1932,  60  million:  1931,  75  million:  1930. 
90  million;  1929.  80  million;  1928,  65  million;  1927.  57  million;  1926.  50 
million:   1925,  46  million;   1924,  46  million;   1923,  43  million;   1922.   40  million. 

Average  Daily  Attendance  per  Film  Theater 800 

Average  Daily  Attendance  per  Theater,  per  Show 400 

Average  Seating  Capacity  of  U.  S.  Film  Theaters 647 

Total  U.  S.  Film  Theaters  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 20,355 

Seats    12,539,887 

U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Operating  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 18,076 

Seats 11,688,084 

U.  S.  Film  Theaters  Closed  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 2,279 

Seats    851,803 

U.  S.  Cities  and  Towns  with  Film  Theaters  at  Jan.  1.  1945 10.183 

Drive-In  Theaters  in  the  U.  S.  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 96 

Negro  Theaters  in  the  U.  S.  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 452 

Affiliated  Circuit  Theaters 2,617 

Cities  in  Which  All  First-runs  Are  Affiliated: 

Albany,  Boston,  Brooklyn.  Charlotte,  Chicago,  Cincinnati,  Cleveland,  Dallas,  Des 
Moines,  Houston,  Kansas  City,  Memphis,  Milwaukee,  Minneapolis,  Newark,  New7 
Haven,  New  Orleans,  Oklahoma  City,  Philadelphia.  Salt  Lake  City,  St.  Paul. 
Washington.  More  than  80  per  cent  of  all  metropolitan  first-runs  are  affiliated: 
out  of  92  cities  with  population  over  100,000,  affiliated  circuits  control  exhibition 
in  73;  in  200  of  283  cities  with  populations  between  2'5,000  and  100,000,  affiliated 
circuits   operate   one   or   more   theaters. 

Breakdown  of  approximate   distribution  of  the   year's  U.   S.   Box   Office 
Receipts: 
Receipts: 

Theater  retains  65  per  cent  of  total  receipts,  exclusive  of  admission 
taxes,  for  local  expenses  as  follows: 
16%    Payroll,   theater  staff  and  management 

20%    Real  Estate-Rent,   insurance,   taxes,   interest,   and  depreciation 
8%    Local  advertising  and  publicity 
8%    Light,  heat  and  cooling 
6%    Interest,   profit  and  dividends 
\',    Other  taxes  and  insurance 
3%    Miscellaneous  extra   attractions,   prizes,   premiums 

65  '\ 
Distributor  receives  35  per  cent  of  total  receipts  from  theater: 
25 '<     to  studios   for  producing  the  film 
10%    to  distributor  for  prints,   advertising,   sales,   service  costs 

35 ': 

Approximate  Number  of  First-Run  Theaters  in  95  Cities  of  Over  100,00(1 

Population     ' 450 

There  Is  One  Motion  Picture  Theater  Seat  for  Everv  12  Inhabitants  in 
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There  Is  One  Motion  Picture  Theater  Open  in  the  U.  S.  for  Every  8,000 
Persons. 

Average  Length  of  American-Produced  Features 

Average  Screen  Time  of  American-Produced  Features 

Number  of  U.  S.  Theaters  Showing  Double  Features 

NOTE:  This  approximates  59  per  cent  of  all  theaters;  of  the  59  per  cent,  30  per 
cent  follow  a  consistent  duals  policy,  29  per  cent  play  both  doubles  and  singles 
as  the  occasion  dictates.  Territorial  higrh  for  duals  is  the  Northeast's  72  per  cent; 
territorial  low,  the  South's  28  per  cent. 

Number  of  U.  S.  Theaters  Showing  Single  Features  Only 

General  Maximum  Bookings  per  Feature: 

Majors    

Indies   


8,100  ft. 

90  m ins. 
11,160 


6,916 

10,000 
.'3,000-6,000 


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"MR.  WINKLE  GOES  TO  WAR" 

Columbia 

"DOUBLE  INDEMNITY" 

Paramount 

THE  WOMAN  IN  THE  WINDOW" 

International   RKO 

"OUR  VINES  HAVE  TENDER  GRAPES" 

M-G-M 


50 


Maximum  Number  of  Simultaneous  Daily  Runs  per  Feature 250 

Average  Screen  Times  per  Print 200 

Average   Number  of  Showings 2i/,  dailv 

Largest  Percentage  of  Adult  Admissions  for  Any  Single  Hour  of  the  Day 

(This  Maximum  Occurs  from  7:30  p.m.  to  8:30  p.m.) 7.5-85  percent 

Theater  Attendance  by  Days  of  the  Week: 

Monday,  10  per  cent;  Tuesday.  10  per  cent:  Wednesday.   10  per  cent:  Thursday.   1<> 
per  cent:   Friday.   15  per  cent:   Saturday.  20  per  cent;   Sunday.   25   per  cent. 

Ratio  of  Population  to  Seats  in  Cities  of  100.000  and  Over 9 

U.  S.  DeLuxe  First-Run  Rental  per  Picture   (Weekly) $5,000  to $35,000 

U.  S.  Amusement    Fax  Receipts  in    1944    (Approximately  87  per  cent  of 
this  Tax  Is  Derived  from  Theaters) 


S308. 116.530 


U.  S.  Amusement  Tax  Receipts  Since    1930: 

1943.  $168,746,625:  1942.  $146,372,271:  1941.  $87,819,000;  1940.  $43,483,372: 
1939.  $19,876,312:  1938.  $19,661,337:  1937.  $20,974,031.33;  1936.  $18,457. 
482.07;  1935.  $16,406,021.90:  1934.  $15,243,342.55:  1933.  $14,097,910.43: 
1932.  $9,295,617.83:  1931,  $2,474,531.36:  1930.  $3,544,554.70. 

Theaters  in  the  U.  S..   1925-1945: 

Year**  Total 

1945     20.355 

1944     20.277 

1943     20.196 

1942     20,281 

1941     19.645 

1940     19.032 

1939     17.829 

1938     18.182 

1937     18.192 

1936     15.858 

1935     15.273 

1934     16.885 

'933     18.533 

1932     18.715 

1931     21.993 

1930     *23.000 

1929     23.344 

1 928     22.304 

1927     21.664 

1926     19.489 


Wired 

Wired 

Wired 

Open 

Closed 

Silent 

20.355 

18.076 

2.279 

20,277 

17,919 

2.358 

20.196 

17.728 

2.468 

20,281 

17.919 

2.362 

19.645 

17.541 

2.104 

19.032 

17,003 

2.029 

17,829 

15.701 

2.128 

18.182 

16.251 

1.931 

18,192 

16.055 

2.137 

15,858 

14.161 

1.697 

15.273 

13.386 

1.887 

14,381 

12.574 

1.807 

2.504 

14,405 

12.480 

1.925 

4.128 

13.880 

12,605 

1.275 

4.835 

13,128 

8.865 

8.860 

*14.140 

*800 

*800 

*  22.544 

*100 

*100 

•22,204 

•20 

*20 

*  2 1.644 
19.489 

Silent 
Open 


Silent 
Cloned 


2.504 
4.128 
3.314 


Estimated. 


January   1. 


War  Dept.  Theaters  in  605  U.  S.  Army  Posts 

Total   Seating  Capacity 

Average  Weeklv  Showings  at  Army  Posts 

Prints  Per  Program  for  Army  Theaters 

Maximum  Period  to  Complete  Armv  Circuit  Playing. 
Standard  Armv  Theater  Admission   Price 


1.045 

658.000 

6.800 

100 

45  days 

15  cents 

Range  of  Army  Theater  Rental  Payments  to  Distributors.  .  .$1,000,000  to  nearly  $2,000,000 

Fnlisted  Personnel  Emploved  as  Army  Theater  Projectionists 5.000 


Foreign 


Number  of  British  Film  Theaters  {estimated). 

Seats  (esiimated)    

Average  British  Admission  Price  (estimated) 

Average  British  Weekly  Attendance  (estimated) 

Canadian  Boxoffice  Receipts.  1943-1939: 

1943.  $52,567,258;  1942.  $45,461,097:  1941,  $42,182,000:  1940.  $37,858,955: 

1939:  $34  010,115. 

Canadian  Film  Theater  Attendance  in   1943 

Canadian  Film  Theaters  as  of  Jan.  1.  1945 

South  American  Film  Theaters  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 

Breakdown:  Brazil.  1.456:  Argentina,  1,446;  Colombia.  293:  Chile.  252:  Peru. 
255:  Venezuela,  275:  Urugruay.  152:  Bolivia,  48;  Ecuador.  40:  British  Guiana. 
23,  French  Guiana,   19:   Paraguay,   18:   Dutch  Guiana,   9. 

Central  American  Film  Theaters  as  of  Jan.  1,  1945 

Breakdown:  Mexico.  1.410;  Cuba.  422:  Puerto  Rico,  138:  Panama,  65;  El 
Salvador,  43:  Guatemala.  40:  Costa  Rica.  44:  Honduras,  30:  Santa  Domingo,  29: 
Trinidad.  27;  Jamaica.  17:  Nicaragua.  "6:  Haiti.  10:  Bahamas.  6:  Barbados.  4: 
Honduras,    2:   Martinica,    10:   Guadalupe,    15. 

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5,250 

4.900.000 

10.2  pence 

24.000.000 


183. 


'35.258 
1.285 
4.386 


2.368 


DON     AMECHE 


Management 

GEORGE  FRANK,  INC. 


52 


Financial 


New  York  Stock  Market  Sales  of  Film  Issues  in  1944 

Stock  Dividend 

American   Seating   Co $1.00 

Columbia    Pictures    50 

Columbia   Pictures,    pfd 2.75 

Consolidated    Film    Industries ... 

Consolidated  Film  Industries  pfd 1.00 

Eastman    Kodak    Co 5.00 

Eastman  Kodak  Co.  pfd 6.00 

General    Precision    Equipment 1.00 

Loew's,    Inc 2.00* 

Paramount   Pictures 2.00 

RKO    

RKO    pfd 6.00 

20th   Century-Fox 2.00* 

20th   Century-Fox    pid 1.50 

20th   Century -Fox    prior   pfd 4.50 

Warner  Bros 

TOTAL  SALES    

*  Also  extra  or  extras. 

New  York  Curb  Market  Sales  of  Film  Issues  in  1944 


Stock  Dividend 

Monogram    Pictures    $  .  .  . 

RKO    option    warrants 

Sentry    Safety    Control 

Sonotone     20 

Technicolor     50 

Trans-Lux    10 

Universal    Pictures    2.00 

TOTAL  SALES    


sues  in  1944 

. .  6,548,245  shares 

Net 

Sales 

High 

Low 

Last 

Change 

65,200 

19  % 

13% 

18% 

+   4% 

104,800 

23 

16% 

20% 

+   4 

12,300 

49% 

39% 

48 

+    7% 

237,000 

6% 

2% 

5% 

+  a% 

279,200 

30  % 

16% 

29% 

+  12% 

57,400 

178 

157 

178 

-hi  7 

186,000 

195 

175 

185 

+   4 

140,300 

23% 

18% 

23  % 

+    •'!% 

213,800 

81% 

58 

79% 

+21  <A 

993,600 

30 

23% 

29% 

+    5% 

985,200 

10% 

7% 

9% 

+       % 

102,645 

107% 

85% 

91% 

—   8% 

809,300 

28% 

21% 

28% 

+   7 

273,200 

35  % 

28% 

35% 

+    6% 

12,400 

106% 

100 

106 

+  o 

1,075,900 

15 

11% 

13% 

+    1% 

5,548,245 

aes  in  1944. 

.  .1,710,100 

shares 

Sales 

High 

Low 

Last 

Net 
Change 

277,200 

4y2 

2% 

3% 

639,100 

i% 

1 

1% 

—      % 

53,500 

i% 

% 

H 

+       Vi 

169,600 

3% 

2% 

2% 

315.300 

24% 

12% 

23% 

-1-1  1 

148,200 

4% 

3 

4 

—      % 

107,200 

26 

18% 

21 

+    3% 

1.710,100 

Arbitration 

Statistical  Resume  of  Operation  of  the  Motion  Pieture  Arbitration  System 
(Feb.  1,  1941  to  Feb.  21.  1945): 


-Cases  Filed- 

-Awards 

With- 

Pend- 

-Appeal Decisions 

Tribunal 

CI. 

S.R. 

D.R. 

Comb. 

Total 

Exh. 

Dist. 

Total 

drawn 

ing 

Aff. 

Mod. 

Rev. 

Total 

Albany    .... 

9 

1 

10 

8 

8 

2 

6 

6 

Atlanta     .  .  . 

2 

1 

3 

2 

2 

1 

Boston    .... 

35 

5 

o 

41 

27 

3 

30 

6 

5 

6 

2 

8 

Buffalo   .... 

22 

1 

5 

29 

19 

1 

20 

6 

3 

2 

4 

1 

Charlotte    .  . 

1 

2 

3 

1 

1 

2 

1 

Chicago    .  .  . 

27 

1 

1 

5 

34 

13 

8 

21 

11 

o 

4 

3 

7 

Cincinnati     . 

9 

1 

3 

13 

2 

7 

9 

4 

3 

3 

Cleveland    .  . 

6 

1 

2 

9 

3 

5 

8 

1 

1 

1 

Dallas     .... 

4 

1 

7 

12 

4 

6 

10 

2 

3 

2 

1 

6 

Denver    .... 

1 

i 

3 

1 

1 

2 

1 

Des    Moines . 

1 

■  2 

1 

4 

1 

1 

3 

1 

1 

Detroit    .... 

14 

1 

1 

1 

17 

6 

5 

11 

5 

1 

1 

1 

2 

Indianapolis. 

5 

3     1 

6 

3 

3 

3 

1 

1 

Kansas  City. 

4 

1 

5 

3 

3 

2 

1 

1 

Los  Angeles . 

16 

1 

17 

7 

6 

13 

3 

1 

2 

5 

2 

9 

Memphis     .  . 

2 

2 

4 

3 

3 

1 

Milwaukee    . 

4 

i 

1 

6 

1 

1 

2 

3 

1 

1 

1 

Minneapolis. 

4 

4 

1 

9 

3 

1 

4 

5 

New  Haven. 

7 

1 

1 

9 

4 

3 

7 

2 

New  Orleans 

1 

5 

2 

3 

11 

2 

3 

5 

4 

2 

1 

3 

3 

6 

New    York.  . 

68    1 

2 

4 

65 

22 

14 

36 

17 

12 

i; 

8 

3 

20* 

Oklahoma 

.  .  City    

3 

6 

1 

10 

3 

2 

5 

5 

1 

1 

Omaha   .... 

2 

1 

3 

3 

Philadelphia. 

22 

1 

1 

24 

12 

6 

18 

6 

6 

o 

8 

Pittsburgh    . 

2 

1 

3 

1 

2 

3 

Portland  .  .  . 

1 

i 

1 

3 

1 

2 

3 

San  Fr'cisco. 

6 

6 

3 

1 

4 

2 

2 

2 

Salt  Lake 

City     .... 

2 

2 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

Seattle    .... 

1 

i 

2 

1 

1 

St.  Louis    .  . 

11 

5 

4 

20 

8 

8 

16 

2 

2 

3 

6 

9 

Washington . 

14 

1 

o 

17 

8 

4 

12 

5 

3 

2 

5 

TOTALS . 

289 

42 

21 

48 

400 

164 

99 

263 

107 

30 

31 

45 

26 

105* 

Oomb. — Combination  of  CI.  &  S.R. — CI.  &  D.R. — CI.,  S.R.  &  D.R. — S.R.  &  D.R. 
•  Including  three  Consent  Appeals. 

53 


3fa  Jfflemortam— 1944 

W^7I TH   the  (lose  of   1944,   the  amusement  industry  pauses   to  pay  a   final   tribute   to 
*•  those  affiliates  in  all  branches  whose  deaths  were  recorded  in  the  12-month  period. 
In  this  necrology,  the  more  widely  known  personalities  to  pass  are  given  with  place  of 
death  and  date  obituary  was  published  in  The  Film  Daily. 


Chester  Alexander,  Midwest-Pa- 
cific Coast  agent  and  vaude 
actor.     Miami.     FD:    1-25. 

George  P.  Aarons,  assistant  gen- 
eral counsel,  MPPDA.  Phila- 
delphia.   PD:   3-10. 

George  Ade,  humorist  and  play- 
wright.  Brook,   Ind.   FD:   5-18. 

Charles  H.  Amos,  theater  mana- 
ger.   Nashville.     FD:    10-13. 

Louis  Aubert,  French  film  actor. 
Berne.   FD:    6-12. 

Carlyle  G.  Barrett.  WB  district 
manager.  New  Haven.  FD: 
1-20. 

Arch  M.  Bowles,  FWC  general 
manager.  San  Francisco.  FD: 
2-8. 

Joseph  Bell,  M-G-M  Western  su- 
pervisor. Hollywood.  FD:  3-16. 

William  Bitzer,  pioneer  camera- 
man.  Hollywood.  FD:   5-2. 

Ellen  Barker,  author  of  "The 
Art  of  Photoplay  Writing." 
New    York.    FD:    6-12. 

Mrs.  Dora  Berg,  pioneer  woman 
exhib.    Detroit.    FD:    7-5. 

Paul  M.  Bryan,  producer  of  Reel 
Life.    Hollywood.    FD:    8-8. 

Charles  A.  Buckley,  FWC  v-p  and 
general  counsel.  Hollywood. 
FD:   9-14. 

C.  N.  Belden,  veteran  exhib. 
Cleveland.    FD:   9-22. 

Harry  Beresford,  actor.  Holly- 
wood.  FD:    10-6. 

William  Bausch,  B  &  L  board 
chairman.  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
FD:    10-20. 

Kichard  Bennett,  actor.  Holly- 
wood.   FD:   10-24. 

Charles  E.  Blayney,  theatrical 
producer.  Canaan.  Conn.  FD: 
10-24. 

Isadore  Bernstein,  pioneer  show- 
man.    Hollywood.   FD:    10-24. 

Earle  Brown,  film  and  stage  ac- 
tor.   Hollywood.    FD:   12-1. 

D.  B.  Bly,  Shea  partner,  theater 
owner.     Cleveland.     FD:    12-4. 

William  Collier,  Sr.,  actor.  Holly 
wood.    FD:   1-14. 

Mrs.  John  Cannon,  theater  op- 
erator.   New  Haven.  FD:  2-16. 

Irvin  S.  Cobb,  author,  film  actor. 
New  York.     FD:    3-13. 

Joseph  Cardinal,  theater  owner. 
Montreal.    FD:  3-15. 

Benjamin  Cohen,  veteran  circuit 
owner.     Detroit.     FD:   3-17. 

Humphrey  Cobb,  writer.  Port 
Washington,   L.   I.   FD:   4-27. 

Mitchell  Connery,  theater  opera- 
tor, Ravena,   N.  Y.  FD:   4-28. 

T.  W.  Case,  developer  of  Movie- 
tone.  Auburn,  N.  Y.  FD:  5-16. 

Maurice  A.  Choynski,  pioneer 
exhib.     Chicago.    FD:    6-14. 

Nat  Carr.  actor.  Hollywood. 
FD:    7-11. 

Ed  Collins,  Interstate  Circuit  city 


manager.     San    Antonio,    Tex. 

FD:  7-11. 
Betty    Compton,    former    actress. 

New   York.    FD:   7-17. 
John  Alden  Cooke,  agent.   Holly- 
wood.    FD:    8-11. 
EH      Cohen,      circuit      operator. 

Montgomery,    Ala.    FD:    8-15. 
Kobert  L.  Charlton,  former  indie 

producer.      New     York.      FD : 

10-30. 
Henrietta  Crosman,  actress.  New 

York.  FD:    11-1. 
Sen.  Smith  W.  Brookhart,  author 

of  bills  against  films.  Prescott, 

Ariz.     FD:    11-16. 
Miss  Len  Cohen,  Loew's  assistant 

treasurer.      New     York.      FD: 

11-21. 
Laird  Cregar,   actor.    Hollywood. 

FD:    12-12. 
Daniel     J.     Danker,     Jr.,     of     J. 

Walter       Thompson       Agency. 

Hollywood.   FD:    7-7. 
W.    H.     ("Bide")    Dudley,    critic 

and     playwright.     New    York. 

FD:    1-5. 
Lewis     Danz,     industry    pioneer. 

Seattle.      FD:    1-20. 
Alan     Dinehart,     actor.       Holly- 
wood.    FD:    7-19. 
Abe  Frankle,  veteran  exhib.  Des 

Moines.    FD:    3-3. 
Sam    Forrest,    veteran    stage    di- 
rector.   New  York.  FD:    5-4. 
Augustin      J.      Fink,      president, 

Films    Mundial.     Mexico    City. 

FD:    5-8. 
Clarence    A.    Fullerton,     theater 

architect.    Detroit.     FD:    5-16. 
Dario  L.   Faralla,  Edward   Small 

production  manager.  Holly- 
wood.    FD:    6-5. 

A.  John  Frey,  Republic  branch 
manager.  Los  Angeles.  FD: 
6-6. 

Frederick  Fisher,  former  circuit 
head.    Portland,  Ore.   FD:  7-7. 

Robert  Frazer,  film  actor.  Holly- 
wood.  FD:    8-22. 

Solomon  P.  Flayer,  former  cir- 
cuit operator.  Detroit.  FD: 
6-9. 

H.  A.  Fortington,  former  mem- 
ber Paramount  board.  Ren- 
frew,  Ont.    FD:   9-6. 

B.  Fassio,  producer.    FD:   10-27. 
Ernest    Freeman,    partner,    Free- 

man-Newbold  Circuit.  Cincin- 
nati.    FD:    12-6. 

Lawrence  Grossmith,  English  ac- 
tor.     Hollywood.    FD:    2-25. 

Harry  J.  Gruvar,  treasurer,  New 
Theater  Co.  Baltimore.  FD: 
11-14. 

Augustus  S.  Greening,  pioneer 
theater  manager.  Detroit.  FD: 
4-27. 

David  Goldenberg,  former  mana- 
ger, Metro  Theater.  Bombay. 
FD:    8-31. 

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Ferdinand  Gottschalk,  film  and 
stage  actor.  London.  FD: 
11-17. 

Isaac  Goldsmith,  veteran  theater 
executive.  Chicago.  FD:  12-21. 

Sydney  C.  Gibson,  legit  actor. 
New   York.     FD:    12-27. 

Wedward  Hannan,  M-G-M  film 
library  head.  Hollywood.  FD: 
1-4. 

Frank  J.  Howard,  pioneer  ex- 
hib.   Boston.     FD:    1-13. 

William  Howard,  film  and  stock 
actor.     Hollywood.    FD:    1-27. 

M.  H.  Hoffman,  veteran  producer. 
Hollywood.    FD:    3-8. 

T.  Hayes  Hunter,  film  director. 
London.     FD:    4-18. 

Frank  Hollis,  theater  manager. 
Portsmouth,    N.    H.    FD:    6-8. 

John  M.  Hix,  cartoonist.  Los  An- 
geles.   FD:   6-8. 

C.  William  Hicks,  Baltimore  cir- 
cuit director.  New  York.  FD: 
6-15. 

Isidore  H.  Herk,  theatrical  pro- 
ducer.    New   York.     FD:    7-7. 

Mildred  Harris,  actress,  former 
wife  of  Charlie  Chaplin.  Hol- 
lywood.    FD:    7-21. 

C.  Floyd  Hopkins,  Wilmer  & 
Vincent  Circuit.  Philadelphia. 
FD:  10-17. 

Saul  E.  Harrison,  pioneer  film  di- 
rector. New  York.    FD:  10-17. 

Herbert  Hayman,  manager,  Capi- 
tol.    Baltimore.     FD:    10-18. 

Ben  Heidingsfleld,  president. 
United  Theaters.  Cincinnati. 
FD:   11-10. 

Herbert  Ives,  industry  veteran. 
Detroit.    FD:  6-13. 

Aaron  J.  Jones,  Sr.,  president, 
Jones,  Linick  &  Schaefer.  Chi- 
cago.   FD:    5-16. 

Myron  Johnson,  Mills  Industries. 
Chicago.    FD:  6-8. 

William  Jay,  Universal  represen- 
tative.   London.     FD:    6-14. 

Sir  William  Jury,  British  film 
pioneer.     London.     FD:    8-3. 

Isabel  Irving,  stag'e  actress.  Nan- 
tucket.  FD:   9-5. 

Maurice  Klein,  president,  North 
Beach  Theater  Co.  San  Fran- 
cisco.   FD:    1-10. 

Charles  King,  U.  S.  actor  Lon- 
don.  FD:    1-12: 

Alonzo  Klaw,  theatrical  pro- 
ducer. Winter  Park.  Fla.  FD: 
1-14. 

Arnold  Korff,  actor.  New  York. 
FD:    6-8. 

William  Kaimann,  president,  Kai- 
mann  Circuit.  St.  Louis.  FD: 
2-1. 

George  Kann,  Loew  theater  man- 
ager. New  York.  FD:   3-21. 

Burton  L.  King,  veteran  pro- 
ducer. Hollywood.  FD:  5-10. 

Lew  Kelley,  actor.  Hollywood 
FD:   6-14. 


Frank  T.  Kintzing,  booking 
agent.    New    York.   FD:    7-25. 

Carleton  Kelsey,  orchestra  leader. 
Hollywood.  FD:    10-18. 

Henry  Kaufman,  stage  producer. 
New  York.  FD:   11-21. 

George  Kitzinger,  former  At- 
lanta FILM  DALLY  corre- 
spondent. Milwaukee.  FD:  11- 
22. 

Merna  Kennedy,  actress.  Holly- 
wood. FD:    12-21. 

John  E.  Leffler,  stage  producer- 
manager.  New  York.  FD:  2-25. 

James  Felix  Lunday,  Paramount 
Denver  adv.  manager.  New 
York.  FD:  5-12. 

Jacob  Lasker,  president,  Lasker 
Sons  Circuit.  Chicago.  FD: 
6-28. 

John  Lancaste,  former  Metro 
casting  chief.  Hollywood.  FD: 
7-18. 

Edgar  A.  Licho,  actor.  Holly- 
wood.  FD:    10-17. 

Clayton  Lynch,  M-G-M  Los  An- 
geles manager.  Chicago.  FD 
11-8. 

Irving  Liner,  Fabian  manager 
New  York.  FD:   11-28. 

Fred  J.  Laurent,  film  executive 
St.  Louis.  FD:   12-7. 

Harry  Langdon,  film  comedian 
Hollywood.   FD:    12-26. 

Dr.  Nathaniel  Lief,  dentist-com 
poser.    New   York.   FD:    12-26 

Edward  MeGoldrick,  minstrel 
man.   Philadelphia.   FD:    1-11 

Fred  B.  Miller,  theater  manager, 
Detroit.  FD:   1-28. 

Lou  Metzger,  theater  operator 
former  Columbia  sales  man 
ager.  Hollywood.   FD:   2-15. 

Frederick  McKay,  drama  critic 
theater  manager.  New  York 
FD:   3-2. 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  McGaffey,  RKO 
research  dept.  head.  Los  An 
geles.  FD:  3-15. 

William  Marsh,  Loew's  traveling 
auditor.   Montvale,   N.   J.  FD 
3-16. 

John  J.  McGuirk,  former  presi- 
dent, Stanley  Co.  and  First 
National.  Philadelphia.  FD 
3-31. 

Fred  Mitchell,  Loew  booker. 
New  York.  FD:  4-6. 

Sig  Marcus,  aide  to  Myron  Selz- 
nick.    Hollywood.    FD:    4-6. 

Walter  Mendenhall,  Paramount 
partner.  Boise.  FD:  4-24. 

Isaac  C.  Mishler,  retired  theater 
owner.  Altoona,  Pa.  FD:  5-10. 

Sam  Moscow,  Columbia  South- 
ern division  manager.  Atlanta. 
FD:    5-12. 

Sir  John  Martin-Harvey,  actor. 
London.  FD:  '5-16. 

Edmund  Mortimer,  director-actor. 
Hollywood.    FD:    5-25. 

Mrs.  Langdon  Elwyn  Mitchell, 
actress.  New  York.  FD:   6-12. 

Edgar  C.  Mayor,  director.  De- 
troit. FD:   6-21. 

J.  S.  MacLeod,  of  M-G-M.  Killed 
in    Santa  Fe   wreck.   FD:   7-6. 

Carl  Mayer,  writer-producer. 
London.  FD:  7-16. 

Fred  Miller,  president,  Mills  In- 
dustries.  Chicago.   FD:    7-6. 

Otto  L.  Meiser,  pioneer  theater 
owner.   Milwaukee.   FD:   7-12. 

Warren  C.  Martinson,  theatrical 
attorney.    Chicago.    FD:    7-17. 

Mikhail  Mordkin,  dancer.  New 
York.  FD:   7-18. 

William  B.  Morgan,  20th-Fox 
Spanish-Portuguese  rep.  New 
York.   FD:    7-25. 


Eddie  Mack,  vaudeville  actor. 
Hollywood.    FD:    8-3. 

George  McDaniel,  star  of  early 
serials.    Hollywood.   FD:    8-22. 

Richard  Marshall,  veteran  the- 
aterman.  San  Francisco.  FD: 
9-25. 

Henry  McRae,  Universal  director- 
studio  manager.  Hollywood. 
FD:   10-5. 

Maurice  McKenzie,  aide  to  Will 
H.  Hays.  Hollywood.  FD:  10- 
27. 

Frank  A.  Merrick,  former  WE 
president.  Hamilton,  Ont.  FD: 
10-31. 

Edward  McNamara,  stage  and 
screen  actor.  Boston.  FD:  11- 
13. 

Harry  T.  Nolan,  pioneer  exhib. 
Denver.   FD:    7-6. 

Eugene  T.  Oliver,  former  theater 
manager.  Little  Rock.  FD:  5- 
26. 

James  O'Neill,  actor.  New  York. 
FD:   11-30. 

George  F.  Perley,  founder,  Otta- 
wa Film  Productions.  Ottawa. 
FD:    2-25. 

Richard  Purcell,  actor.  Holly- 
wood.  FD:   4-12. 

Antonia  Paula,  theater  manager. 
Havana.  FD:   5-2. 

Louis  N.  Parker,  dramatist.  Lon- 
don.  FD:   9-22. 

John  Philliber,  actor.  Elkhart, 
Ind.    FD:    11-8. 

Stuart  Paton,  veteran  film  direc- 
tor.  Hollywood.   FD:   12-19. 

Axel  Pearson,  theater  executive. 
Connersville,   Ind.    FD:    12-27. 

Billy  Reeves,  actor.  Suffolk,  Eng- 
land. FD:    1-3. 

Winston  J.  Ray,  theater  execu- 
tive. Greenville,  Ala.  FD:  1-3. 

Frederick  D.  Raymond,  M-G-M 
sound  engineer.  Hollywood. 
FD:   1-4. 

Louis  Reichert,  film  pioneer. 
San  Francisco.     FD:  1-10. 

Anita  Rothe,  actress.  New  York. 
FD:    1-13. 

Morris  Reitman,  treasurer.  SOS 
Cinema  Supplies.  New  York. 
FD:  1-17. 

Albert  Ray,  director.  Hollywood. 
FD:    2-10. 

W.  G.  Roost,  vice-president.  Jar- 
vis  Theater  Co.  Lansing.  FD: 
3-7. 

Herman  C.  Raymake,  pioneer 
director.   Hollywood.   FD:   3-9. 

Jessie  Ralph,  actress.  Gloucester, 
Mass.  FD:  6-2. 

John  Romwebber,  veteran  exhib. 
Cleveland.  FD:  6-13. 

Ira  Riker,  former  circuit  opera- 
tor. New  York.  FD:  6-13. 

Sam  Rosen,  Monogram  branch 
manager.  Philadelphia.  FD: 
6-14. 

Edward  Rausch,  B  &  L  chair- 
man. Rochester,  N.  Y.  FD:  8-1. 

Arthur  Richman,  playwright. 
New   York.  FD:   9-13. 

Harold  B.  Robb,  president  R  & 
R-United  Theaters.  Dallas. 
FD:   11-1. 

Adolph  Ramish,  film  financier. 
Hollywood.  FD:   11-27. 

William  E.  Raynor,  veteran  ex- 
change manager.  New  York. 
FD:  12-15. 

Peter  Stelle,  Sr.,  Warner  labora- 
tory superintendent.  Holly- 
wood. FD:  1-4. 

Charles  A.  Sandbloom,  theater 
architect.  New  York.  FD:  1- 
11. 


Dr.  F.  W.  Schanze,  theater  own- 
er. Baltimore.  FD:  1-14. 

Jack  C,  Smith,  actor-song  writer. 
Hollywood.  FD:   1-18. 

Edgar  Selwyn,  playwright-direc- 
tor,   Hollywood.   FD:   2-15. 

Max  Schwartz,  veteran  M-G-M 
salesman.    Chicago.   FD:    2-15 

J.  Barney  Sherry,  veteran  actor 
Philadelphia.  FD:   2-24. 

Donald  Stuart,  screen  actor.  Hoi 
lywood.  FD:  2-25. 

Peter  Schaefer,  founder,  Jones 
Linick  &  Schaefer.  Chicago 
FD:  3-14. 

Walter  L.  Stokes,  Wilmer  &  Vin 
cent  auditor.  Atlanta.  FD:  3 
14. 

Myron  Selznick,  artists'  agent 
Hollywood.  FD:  3-24. 

Herman  Sussman,  Westchester 
theater  owner.  New  York.  FD 
3-24. 

Mort  H.  Singer,  theater  circuit 
owner.     Chicago.   FD:    3-30. 

Charles  Sonin,  Loew's  purchasing 
agent.    New   York.    FD:    4-25. 

Newton  I.  Steers,  former  presi- 
dent. DuPont  Film.  White 
Plains.   N.  Y.  FD:    5-18. 

M.  S.  Schlesinger,  theater  opera- 
tor.   Orange,    N.   J.   FD:    5-24. 

A.  M.  (Doc)  Salomon,  WB  Ted- 
dington  Studios  head.  London. 
FD:    7-7. 

George  B.  Seitz,  writer-director. 
Hollywood.  FD:  7-11. 

Joseph  I.  Schnitzer,  former  RKO 
president.  Hollywood.  FD: 
7-21. 

Albert  F.  Sulzer,  Eastman  Ko- 
dak v-p,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  FD: 
8-8. 

Sidney  Spiegel,  Essaness  Circuit 
treasurer-v.  p.  Chicago.  FD: 
10-20. 

Ludwig  Schindler,  pioneer  exhib. 
Chicago.   FD:   11-30. 

Barnett  Tabackman,  theater  op- 
erator. Bridgeport,  Conn.  FD: 
4-8. 

Harry  Turberg,  veteran  theater 
manager.  Hamilton,  O.  FD: 
6-7. 

Sydney  Towell,  20th-Fox  v-p  and 
treasurer.  New  York  FD:  12- 
12. 

Lupe  Velez,  actress.  Hollywood. 
FD:    12-15. 

Charles  Vincent,  former  theater 
manager.    Detroit.    FD:    6-27. 

Michael  J.  White,  theater  owner. 
Dover,  N.  H.  FD:  1-26. 

Wallace  Worsley,  director.  Holly- 
wood. FD:  3-29. 

Mrs.  Thomas  G.  Winter,  AMPP 
director  of  department  of  pub- 
lic service.  Hollywood.  FD: 
4-6. 

Arthur  Pat  West,  actor.  Holly- 
wood.   FD:    4-13. 

J.  Irving  White,  veteran  actor. 
Hollywood.  FD:   4-21. 

William  Weiland,  veteran  film 
and  theaterman.  Pittsburgh. 
FD:   4-21. 

Sigbert  Wittman,  former  Uni- 
versal sales  exec.  New  York. 
FD:   5-8. 

Darrell  Ware,  producer.  Holly- 
wood. FD:   5-31. 

Wendell  L.  Willkie,  20th-Fox 
board  chairman.  New  York. 
FD:    10-10. 

Be  Witt  C.  Webber,  theater  own- 
er. Denver.  FD:   10-19. 

Charles  W.  York,  veteran  the- 
ater manager,  Portland,  Ore. 
FD:  4-7. 


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A    QUICK    REFERENCE    LIST    OF 

NEW   YORK 
TELEPHONE   NUMBERS 


Theaters 

Astor  Theater 

Broadway  &  45th  St Circle   6-4642 

Capitol  Theater 

1639  Broadway    COlumbus   5-1250 

Criterion  Theater 

1514    Broadway     BRyant   9-3839 

Embassy  Newsreel   Theaters 

33  W.  50th  St PEnnsylvania    6-3200 

42nd  St.  &  Park  Ave PEnnsylvania   6-3208 

46th  St.  &  Broadway PEnnsylvania   6-3200 

72nd  St.  &  Broadway PEnnsylvania   6-3200 

55th  St.  Playhouse 

154   W.    55th   St COlumbus   5-9438 

Globe  Theater 

1555    Broadway    Circle   6-0800 

Radio  City  Music  Hall 

1260    Sixth    Ave Circle   6-4600 

Palace  Theater 

Broadway  &  47th  St BRyant   9-4300 

Paramount  Theater 

1501   Broadway    BRyant   9-8738 

Rialto  Theater 

1481  Broadway Wisconsin    7-0206 

Hivoli   Theater 

1620   Broadway    Circle   7-1633 

Roxy  Theater 

Seventh  Ave.  &  50th  St Circle   7-6000 

Strand  Theater 

Broadway  &  47th  St Circle   7-59O0 

Hotels 

Algonquin  Hotel 

59    W.    44th     St MUrray  Hill   2-0100 

Ambassador  Hotel 

Park  Ave.   &  51st   St WIckersham   2-1000 

Astor  Hotel 

Broadway  &  44th  St Circle   6-6000 

Barbizon-Plaza  Hotel 

Sixth  Ave.   &  58th  St Circle   7-7000 

Edison  Hotel 

228  W.  47th  St Circle   6-5000 

Lincoln  Hotel 

Eighth  Ave.  &  44th  St Circle   6-4500 

Lombary  Hotel 

111  E.  56th  St PLaza   3-8600 

Park  Central   Hotel 

Seventh  Ave.   &  55th  St Circle   7-8000 

Pierre  Hotel 

Fifth  Ave.  &  61st  St REgent   4-5900 

Plaza  Hotel 

Fifth  Ave.   &  59th   St PLaza   3-1740 

Plymouth  Hotel 

143  W.  49th  St Circle  7-8100 

Rltz  Tower  Hotel 

Park  Ave.  &  57th  St WIckersham   2-5000 

St.  Moritz  Hotel 

50  Central  Park  South WIckersham   2-5800 

St.  Regis  Hotel 

Fifth  Ave.  &  55th  St PLaza  3-4500 

Savoy-Plaza  Hotel 

Fifth  Ave.  &  59th  St Volunteer   5-2600 

Sherry-Xetherland  Hotel 

Fifth  Ave.  &  59th  St Volunteer   5-2800 

Taft  Hotel 

Seventh  Ave.  &  50th  St Circle  7-4000 

Victoria  Hotel 

Seventh  Ave.  &  51st  St Circle   7-7800 

Waldorf -Astoria  Hotel 

50th  St.  &  Park  Ave ELdorado   5-3000 


Waldorf-Astoria  Tower  Apartments 

50th  St.  &  Park  Ave ELdorado   5-3100 

Warwick  Hotel 

65  W.  44th  St Circle   7-2700 

Air  Lines 

American   Airlines,  Inc. 

80  E.  42nd  St HAvemeyer  6-5000 

Kastern  Air  Lines,  Inc. 

80  E.  42nd  St MUrray  Hill   6-3100 

Transcontinental   &  Western  Air,   Inc. 

80  E.  42nd  St MUrray  Hill   2-1122 

United  Air  Lines 

80   E.  42nd  St MUrray  Hill   2-7300 


Sport  Arenas 


Ebbets   Field    (Brooklyn) 

Bradford   Ave.   &   Sullivan   Place 

BUckminister  4-8500 
Madison  Square  Garden 

Eighth  Ave.  &  50th  St COlumbus   5-6800 

Polo  Grounds 

Eighth  Ave.   &  155th  St EDgecomb   4-8160 

Yankee  Stadium 

Riverside  Ave.  &  E.  157th  St..  .  .JErome  7-3300 

Raw  Stock 

Ansco 

245  W.  55th  St Circle   7-6270 

Brulatour.   J.   E„   Inc.    (Eastman) 

Fort   Lee,    N.   J FOrt  Lee   8-2460 

Gevaert  Co.  of  America 

423   W.   55th   St COlumbus   5-1223 


Producers-Distributors 

A.  F.  E.  Corp. 

1270  Sixth  Ave Circle   6-8927 

Aeus  Pictures  Corp. 

130  W.  46th  St BRyant   9-4755 

American  Film  Center,  Inc. 

30    Rockefeller    Plaza Circle   5-5750 

Artcinema  Associates,  Inc. 

729    Seventh    Ave MEdalion   3-4850 

Artkino   Pictures,   Inc. 

723  Seventh  Ave BRyant   9-7680 

Astor  Pictures 

130  W.  40th  St BRyant   9-2457 

Blake.   B.  K.,   Inc. 

1270    Sixth    Ave COlumbus   5-1854 

Bondy,   AI   O. 

63"    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-6  744 

Casai.^va-Artlee  Pictures,  Inc. 

1600     Broadway     Circle   6-1647 

Columbia  Pictures  Corp. 

729    Seventh    Ave BRyant   9-7900 

('■■minings,   Samuel 

165    W.    46th    St LOngacre  3-2576 

Disney.  Walt,  Productions 

1270  Sixth  Ave Circle   7-8282 

Horfman,  Edmund,  Productions 

1270  Sixth  Ave COlumbus   5-7370 

English  Films,  Inc. 

1560  Broadway    BRyant  9-6072 

Golden,  Edward  A.,  Productions 

1270  Sixth  Ave Circle  7-2085 


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Goldwyn,  Samuel 

1270   Sixth   Ave COlumbus  5-4482 

Guaranteed  Pictures  Co.,  Inc. 

729    Seventh  Ave BRyant  9-4368 

Hoffberg   Productions,    Inc. 

620    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-9031 

Levey,  Jules 

1270  Sixth  Ave Circle  7-7956 

Loew's,  Inc.    (Metro-Goldwn-Mayer) 

1540  Broadway BRyant  9-7800 

March  of  Time,  Inc. 

369  Lexington  Ave Circle  5-4400 

Monogram  Pictures  Corp. 

1270    Sixth   Ave COlumbus  5-7674 

Movietone  News 

460  W.   54th   St COlumbus  '5-7200 

News  of  the  Day 

450  W.  56th  St COlumbus   5-0402 

Newsreel  Distributors,  Inc. 

1560  Broadway    PEnnsylvania  6-3200 

PRC  Pictures,  Inc. 

625  Madison  Ave PLaza  3-6100 

Paramount  News 

544  W.  43rd  St MEdalion   3-4300 

Paramount  Pictures,  Inc. 

1501  Broadway   BRyant  9-8700 

Pathe  News,  Inc. 

625  Madison  Ave PLaza  3-4400 

RKO  Radio  Pictures 

1270   Sixth   Ave COlumbus   5-6500 

Republic  Pictures  Corp. 

1790  Broadway COlumbus  5-2500 

Rice,  Grantland,  Sport-Pictures  Corp. 

22   W.    48th   St BRyant   9-4564 

Roach,  Hal,  Studios,  Inc. 

729    Seventh    Ave BRyant   9-7266 

Scandia  Films,  Inc. 

220  W.  42nd  St Wisconsin   7-7059 

Small.  Edward,  Productions,  Inc. 

729    Seventh   Ave BRyant  9-2230 

Stromberg,   Hunt,   Productions,   Inc. 

729  Seventh  Ave LOngacre  3-6692 

Twentieth  Century-Fox  Film  Corp. 

444   W.    56th   St COlumbus   5-3320 

United  Artists  Corp. 

729  Seventh  Ave BRyant  9-7300 

United  Newsreel  Corp. 

625  Madison  Ave ELdorado  5-6317 

Universal  Newsreel 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-8115 

Universall  Pictures  Co.,  Inc. 

12'50  Sixth  Ave Circle  7-7100 

Vanguard  Films,  Inc. 

400    Madison   Ave ELdorado  5-5323 

Warner  Bros.   Pictures 

321  W.  44th  St Circle   6-1000 

Vorke,  Emerson 

35  W.  45th  St BRyant   9-9091 


Excelsior  Pictures  Corp. 

723    Seventh   Ave BRyant  9-0581 

Exclusive  Pictures  Corp. 

729  Seventh  Ave BRyant  9-4369 

Film  Classics  Distributing  Co. 

362  W.  44th  St COlumbus   5-7111 

Loew's,  Inc.  (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-6200 

Monogram  Pictures  Corp. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle   6-8886 

PRC  Pictures  of  New  York 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-8866 

Paramount  Pictures  Inc. 

331    W.   44th    St Circle  6-6160 

RKO  Radio  Pictures,  Inc. 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle  6-4700 

Republic  Pictures  Corp. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-0760 

Twentieth  Century-Fox  Film   Corp. 

345   W.   44th    St Circle  6-6700 

United  Artists  Corp. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-5480 

Universal,  See:  Big  "U" 

Warner  Bros.  Pictures  Distributing  Corp. 

315  W.  44th  St Circle  6-1000 

Costumers 

Brooks  Costume  Co. 

1150     Sixth     Ave VAnderbilt   5060 

Eaves  Costume  Co. 

151  W.  46th  St BRyant   9-7212 


Film  Libraries 

General  Film  Library 

1600   Broadway    Circle  6-0081 

Miles  Film  Library 

729    Seventh    Ave BRyant   9-5600 

Progress  Film  Library 

729   Seventh    Ave BRyant  9-5600 

Stone,   Dorothy  T. 

155  Riverside  Drive SChuyler   4-1148 

Projection  Room 

Bonded  Film  Storage  Co. 

1600    Broadway Circle   6-0081 

Lloyd's  Projection   Room 

729    Seventh    Ave BRyant   9-5600 

Miles   Projection   Room 

729    Seventh   Ave BRyant   9-5600 

Preview  Theater 

1600    Broadway    Circle   6-0865 

RCA  Victor 

411    Fifth    Ave AShland   4-7605 


Rttilroad  Terminals 

Grand  Central  Terminal 

E.  42nd  St.  &  Vanderbilt  Ave. 

MUrray  Hill   6-9100 
Pennsylvania  Station 

Eighth  Ave.   &  32nd  St ..  .PEnnsylvania   6-5600 


Studios 

Movietonews 

460   W.    54th   St COlumbus   5-7200 

Paramount  Newsreel 

544    W.    43rd    St MEdalion   3-4300 

Reeves  Sound"  Studios,  Inc. 

1600    Broadway    Circle   6-6686 

West  Coast  Sound  Studios,  Inc. 

510  W.  57th  St Circle   7-2062 

Exchanges 

A.  F.  E.  Corp. 

630   Ninth   Ave Circle  6-8710 

Astor  Pictures  Film  Exchange 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-0980 

Big  "U"  Film  Exchange,  Inc. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-4747 

Brandon  Films,  Inc. 

1600   Broadway    Circle  6-4868 

Columbia  Pictures  Corp. 

630   Ninth   Ave Circle  6-0900 


Trailers 

Cinema-Craft  Co. 

630   Ninth    Ave Circle   6-9565 

National  Screen  Service  Corp. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-5700 

Special  Screen  Service,  Inc. 

653    Eleventh    Ave Circle  6-6950 

Welgot  Trailer  Service 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-6450 

Film  Carriers 

Daily  Film  Delivery,  Inc. 

690    Eighth    Ave LOngacre  5-4567 

Highway  Express  Lines,  Inc. 

692  Eleventh  Ave COlumbus  5-8496 

Prudential  Film  Distributors  Corp. 

630    Ninth   Ave COlumbus  5-6884 

State  Film  Delivery,  Inc. 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-4994 

Tacme  Film  Service,  Inc. 

630  Ninth  Ave Circle  6-0662 

Laboratories 

Ace  Film  Laboratories    (Warner  Bros) 

1227  E.  14th  St.,  B'klyn.  .  .Nightingale  4-8700 
Consolidated  Film  Industries,  Inc. 

1790  Broadway COlumbus  5-1776 

DeLuxe  Laboratories,  Inc.    (20th-Fox) 

850   Tenth   Ave Circle  7-3220 


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I)u-Art    Film   Laboratories,   Inc. 

245    W.   55th   St COlumbus   5-5584 

Film  Laboratories  of  Canada,  Inc. 

American  Representative,  Arthur  Gottlieb 

245    W.    55th    St COlumbus   5-5584 

Filmlab,  Inc. 

126  W.  46th  St BRyant  9-4981 

Film  Service  Laboratories,  Inc. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-6690 

H.  E.  R.  Laboratories 

457    W.    46th    St Circle   6-5232 

Major  Film   Laboratories,   Inc. 

653  Eleventh  Ave Circle   6-6950 

Malcolm  Film  Laboratories,  Inc. 

244   W.   49th   St Circle  6-61'50 

Mecca  Film  Laboratories,  Inc. 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-5290 

Mercury  Film  Laboratories,  Inc. 

723  Seventh  Ave BRyant  9-2790 

Movielab  Film  Laboratories 

1600    Broadway Circle  6-9855 

Paramount  Laboratory 

Sixth  &  Pierce  Sts.,  Astoria.  RAvenswood  8-8000 
Paramount  News  Laboratory 

544    W.    43rd    St MEdallion  3-4300 

Pathe  Laboratories,  Inc. 

625  Madison  Ave PLaza  5-9600 

Precision  Film  Laboratories,  Inc. 

21  W.  46th  St BRyant   9-8396 

Producers  Laboratories,   Inc. 

1600  Broadway    Circle  6-6446 

Star  Safety  Film 

630    Ninth   Ave Circle  6-0888 


Theater  Supply  Dealers 

Amusement  Supply  Co. 

341    W.    44th    St Circle   6-0850 

Capitol  Motion  Picture  Supply  Corp. 

630    Ninth  Ave Circle   6-0340 

Crown  Motion  Picture  Supplies  Corp. 

346  W.  44th  St Circle   6-4780 

Hornstein,  Joe,  Inc. 

630    Ninth    Ave Circle   6-6285 

National  Theater  Supply 

356  W.  44th  St Circle  *o-6900 

SOS  Cinema  Supply  Co. 

449   W.    42nd   St LOngacre   3-4040 


Organizations 

Allied  Non  Theatrical  Film  Association,  Inc. 

299     Broadway     WOrth  2-3354 

American  Arbitration  Association 

9    Rockefeller   Plaza Circle  5-4700 

Ascap 

30  Rockefeller  Plaza COlumbus  5-7464 

Authors'  Guild-Authors'  League 

6     E.     39th     St MUrray  Hill   5-6930 

Catholic  Actors  Guild 

Hotel   Astor    Circle  6-5566 

Catholic  Writers  Guild 

128    W.    71st    St ENdicott   2-0411 

Cinema  Lodge  1366   B'nai  B'rith 

321  W.  44th  St Circle  6-1010 

Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs 

444  Madison  Ave PLaza  5-3939 

Copyright  Protection  Bureau 

1270    Sixth    Ave Circle  7-1934 

Dramatists'  Guild 

6    E.    39th    St MUrray  Hill  5-6930 

Educational  Film  Library   Association 

45    Rockefeller   Plaza Circle  5-5750 

Film  Players'  Club,  Inc. 

251   W.   51st   St COlumbus  5-9222 

Friars  National  Association 

226  W.  47th  St Circle  6-5835 

Lambs,  The 

130   W.   44th   St BRyant   9-8020 

MPPDA   (Hays  Office) 

28  W.  44th  St BRyant   9-4000 

Museum  of  Modern  Art  Film  Library 

11   W.    53rd   St Circle  5-8900 

Music  Publishers'  Protective  Ass'n 

45    Rockefeller   Plaza Circle  6-3084 

National  Board  of  Review 

70  Fifth  Ave ALgonquin   4-8344 

National  Legion  of  Decency 

35  E.  '51st  St WIckersham  2-3143 


National  Variety  Artists,  Inc. 

233  W.  46th  St COlumbus   5-2638 

Office  of  Censorship   (Federal) 

253  Seventh   Ave BRyant  9-8600 

OWI-Overseas  Motion  Picture  Bureau 

35   W.   45th   St BRyant   9-9455 

Paramount-Pep  Club 

1501  Broadway    BRyant   9-8700 

Picture   Pioneers,   Inc. 

729    Seventh   Ave BRyant  9-7900 

Society  of  Authors'  Representatives 

522     Fifth     Ave MUrray  Hill  2-0166 

Society  of  Motion  Picture  Engineers 

Hotel     Pennsylvania PEnnsylvania  6-0620 

Television  Broadcasters  Association 

500  Fifth  Ave LAckawanna  4-4788 

USO-Camp  Shows,  Inc. 

8  W.  40th  St PEnnsylvania  6-4641 

War  Activities  Committee 

1501  Broadway Wisconsin  7-9350 

Labor  Unions 

AAAA 

45  W.  47th  St BRyant  9-3550 

Actors  Equity  Association 

45   W.   47th   St BRyant   9-3550 

American  Federation  of  Musicians 

570  Lexington  Ave PLaza  8-0600 

Empire  State  Motion  Picture  Operators 

251   W.   42nd   St LOngacre  3-1342 

Film  Exchange  Employees  Union 

690    Eighth    Ave LOngacre  5-5893 

IATSE 

630    Fifth    Ave Circle  5-4370 

Independent  Motion  Picture  Operators  Union 

358  W.   44th  St COlumbus  5-0159 

International   Photographers 

1697    Broadway     Circle  7-2091 

Motion  Picture  Film  Editors 

369  Lexington  Ave MUrray  Hill  5-2630 

Motion  Picture  Laboratory  Technicians 

165  W.  46th  St BRyant   9-3281 

Motion  Picture  Office  Employees 

251  W.  42nd  St Wisconsin  7-8161 

Motion  Picture  Studio  Mechanics 

251  W.  42nd   St Wisconsin   7-3490 

Moving  Picture  Machine  Operators  (Local  306) 

251  W.  42nd  St Wisconsin  7-3808 

SOPEG 

30    E.    29th    St MUrray    Hill   3-9080 

Screen  Publicists  Guild 

1560  Broadway BRyant  9-6872 

Theatrical  Protective  Union 

254  W.  54th   St COlumbus  5-2394 

UOPWA  | 

30  E.  29th  St MUrray  Hill   3-9080 


Trade  Publications 

Billboard 

1564   Broadway    MEdalion  3-1615 

Boxoffice 

9  Rockefeller  Plaza    COlumbus   5-6370 

Film  Bulletin 

1270   Sixth    Ave COlumbus  5-2125 

FILM  DAILY,  THE 

1501  Broadway    BRyant  9-7117 

Harrison's  Reports 

1270    Sixth    Ave Circle  7-4622 

Hollywood  Reporter 

229  W.  42nd  St Wisconsin  7-2470 

Independent,  The 

Hotel  Astor Circle  6-6460 

International  Projectionist 

19    W.    44th    St MUrray  Hill   2-2948 

Jay  Emanuel  Publications 

1600   Broadway    Circle  5-6282 

Motion  Picture  Daily 

Rockefeller  Center Circle  7-3100 

Motion  Picture  Herald 

Rockefeller  Center   Circle  7-3100 

Radio  Daily 

1501    Broadway    Wisconsin  7-6336 

Showmen's  Trade  Review 

1501    Broadway     BRyant  9-5606 

Variety 

154  W.  46th  St BRyant  9-8153 


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TELEPHONE   NUMBERS 


Producers 

Advance    Productions 

4376    Sunset    Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

Alexander-Stern   Productions,   Inc. 

7324    Santa    Monica    Blvd Hillside   3414 

Ameche's,    Don,    Command    Pictures 

1626     N.     Vine     St Hillside   3188 

Abbott,    George-Hugh    Herbert-Sol    Siegel 

Columbia      'Studios Hollywood   3181 

Alperson,  Edward 

20th  Century-Fox  Studios.  .  .  .CRestview  6-2211 
American  Productions 

7324     Santa    Monica     Blvd Hillside   8111 

Angelus  Pictures,  Inc. 

9138  Sunset  Blvd CRestview   5-1028 

Arnold  Productions,  Inc. 

1040  N.  Las  Palmas  Ave.  .  .  .HEmpstead  3231 
Arrowhead  Productions 

Warner    Bros.    Studios HOIlywood   12'51 

Banner  Productions 

4378    Sunset    Drive NOrmandie   2-1101 

Bogeaus,  Benedict,  Productions 

1040  N.  Las  Palmas  Ave GRanite   3111 

Boland,  John  J. 

1585  Cross  Roads  of  the  World.  Hollywood  7349 
Burkett-Rosen 

Monogram    Studio NOrmandie   1-2131 

Bronston,  Samuel,  Pictures,  Inc. 

1041  N.    Las    Palmas    Ave GRanite   5111 

Biltmore  Productions 

4376    Sunset   Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

Blake,  B.  K..  Inc. 

PRC    Studios     Hillside   8111 

Bragg,  Harry,  Productions 

PRC    Studios     Hillside   8111 

Burkett  Productions 

4376   Sunset   Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

Cagney  Productions,  Inc. 

1401  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite   5111 

California  Pictures  Corp. 

5255    Clinton   St HOIlywood   1101 

Cathedral  Films,  Inc. 

6404    Sunset    Blvd GLadstone  3743 

Chadwick   Productions 

738  Irola  St FItzroy   4827 

Cassidy,  James  B.,  Productions 

5255    Clinton   St HOIlywood   1101 

Cinema   Artists 

1041   N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite   5111 

Champion   Productions,  Inc. 

RKO-Pathe    Studios AShley   4-2931 

Colmes,   Walter,   Productions 

9113  Sunset  Blvd BRadshaw  2-3782 

Continental  Pictures,   Inc. 

6362    Hollywood    Blvd GRanite   3546 

Cowan,  Lester,  Productions 

1040  N.  Las  Palmas  Ave GRanite  3111 

Crosby,  Blng,  Productions 

1040  N.  Las  Palmas  Ave GRanite  3111 

DeSylva,  B.  G„  Productions,  Inc. 

Paramount    Studios     HOIlywood  2411 

Darmonr,  Larry,  Productions 

5823   Santa  Monica  Blvd GRanite    1166 

DeMille,  Cecil  B.,  Productions 

5451  Marathon  St Hollywood   2411 

Este  Productions 

5255   Clinton    St HOIlywood   1101 

Forum  Films 

649    S.    Olive    St TRinity   4881 


Frank,  W.  K.,  Productions 

5255   Clinton    St HOIlywood   1101 

Gilliam,  Rodney,  Productions 

7904   Santa   Monica    Blvd Hillside   2220 

(■olden,   Edward   A. 

569  N.  Rossmore  Ave HOIlywood  3661 

(ioldstone.  Phil,  Productions 

6912   Hollywood  Blvd Hillside   7561 

Goldwyn,   Samuel 

1041  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite  5111 

Great  Western  Pictures 

4376  Sunset  Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

Gourfain,  Harry,  Productions 

PRC    Studios     Hillside   8111 

Hughes,  Howard,   Productions 

7000     Romaine     St Hillside   8121 

International  Pictures,  Inc. 

1401    N.    Formosa    Ave GRanite   5111 

Katzman,  Sam-Jack  Dietz 

Monogram    Studios NOrmandie  2-1101 

King  Bros.  Productions 

6605     Hollywood    Blvd HEmpstead   23  75 

Kleinert-Vershel    Productions 

7324   Santa   Monica   Blvd Hillside   8111 

Kosloff,  Maurice,  Productions,   Inc. 

8800   Wilshire   Blvd BRadshaw   2-2546 

Krasne  Productions 

4376   Sunset    Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

f.andres,  M.  M. 

1426    Beachwood    Drive HEmpstead   1191 

I. ant/.,  Walt,  Productions 

Universal   Studios    STanley   7-1211 

Lloyd,   Harold,   Corp. 

1225      Benedict     Canyon CRestview   6-2024 

Levine,  Nat 

6331     Hollywood    Blvd Hillside   6311 

Loew-Hakim,  Inc. 

General    Service    Studios GRanite  3111 

I.ysander   Productions 

1041  N.  Las  Palmas GRanite  3111 

Mascot  Pictures  Co. 

321   Hollywood  Guarantee  Bldg.  .  .Hillside   6311 
Monogram  Pictures  Corp. 
Monogram  Productions,  Inc. 

4376    Sunset   Drive NOrmandie   1-2131 

Mutual    Productions 

General    Service    Studios GRanite   3111 

Neufeld,  Sig,  Productions 

7324   Santa   Monica   Blvd Hillside   8111 

Pine-Thomas  Productions 

7324   Santa  Monica   Blvd Hillside   8111 

PRC  Productions 

7324   Santa  Monica   Blvd Hillside   8111 

Prescott  Productions 

11563   Ventura   Blvd SUnset    1-7844 

Manhattan   Productions 

California  Studios HOIlywood   1101 

Principal   Productions,   Inc. 

9336    W.    Washington    Blvd AShley  4-2931 

Producing  Artists,  Inc. 

1040  N.  Las   Palmas   Ave GRanite  3111 

Producers  Corp.  of  America 

1041  N.    Formosa    Ave GRanite  5111 

Range  Busters.  Inc. 

11315     Ventura    Blvd SUnset   2-1159 

R.  C.  M.   Productions 

7324    Santa    Monica    Blvd Hillside   8111 

Keed,   Rowland,   Productions 

8627     Sunset     Blvd CRestview   6-1101 

Rogers,   Charles   R.,   Enterprises 

1040    N.   Las   Palmas   Ave GRanite   3111 


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Roth,  Greene  &  Rouse  Productions 

7324  Santa  Monica  Blvd Hillside  8111 

Ryan,  Phil  L. 

9172   Sunset  Blvd CRestview  1-7197 

Schwarz,  Jack,  Productions 

7324  Santa  Monica  Blvd Hillside  8111 

Sherman,  Harry,  Productions 

5255     Clinton     St HOllywood   1101 

Small,  Edward,  Productions,  Inc. 

9336    Washington    Blvd AShley  4-2931 

Stephens-Lang  Productions,  Inc. 

8949    Sunset    Blvd CRestview  5-6193 

Stone,  Andrew,  Productions,   Inc. 

1041   N.   Las  Palmas  Ave GRanite  3111 

Stromberg,  Hunt,  Productions,  Inc. 

1040   N.  Las  Palmas  Ave GRanite  3111 

Sturges,  Preston,  Productions 

5255   Clinton   St Hollywood  1101 

Supreme  Pictures  Corp. 

1509  N.  Vine  St Hillside  7178 

Skirball,  Jack  H.-Bruce  Manning  Productions 

California  Studios HOllywood  1101 

Triangle  Film  Productions 

2800  W.  Olive  St CHapman  8-8412 

Television  Productions 

5451  Marathon   St HOllywood  2411 

United  Artists  Productions,  Inc. 

1040  N.    Las   Palmas   Ave GRanite  3111 

Vanguard  Films,   Inc. 

9336    W.    Washington    Bldg AShley  4-2931 

Wallis,  Hal  B.,  Productions 

Paramount  Studios HOllywood  2411 

Wanger,  Walter,  Productions,  Inc. 

Universal    Studios     STillwell  7-1211 

Westen,  Carry,  Productions,  Inc. 

1357  N.  Gordon  St Hillside  9085 

Studios 

California  Studios,  Inc. 

5255   Clinton   St HOllywood  1101 

Chaplin,  Charles,  Studios 

1416  N.  La  Brea  Ave HEmpstead  2141 

Columbia  Pictures  Corp. 

1438    Gower    St HOllywood  3181 

1422    N.    Lyman    Place OLympia  2131 

Darmour,  Larry,  Studios 

5823    Santa    Monica    Blvd GRanite  1166 

Disney,  Walt,  Inc. 

2400  West  Alameda,  Burbank.  .STillwell  7-1281 
General  Service  Corp. 

6625    Romaine    St GRanite  3111 

Goldwyn,  Samuel,  Studios 

1041  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite  5111 

Gordon  Street  Studio 

1357    Gordon    St Hillside  9085 

Harman,  Hugh,  Productions 

9713  Santa  Monica  Blvd.,  Bev.  Hills 

CRestview  1-8184 
Hollywood  Film  Enterprises,  Inc. 

6060    Sunset    Blvd Hillside  2181 

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer  Studios 

10202   Wa-aington   Blvd.,    Culver  City 

AShley  4-3311 
Monogram  Studios 

4376  Sunset  Drive NOrmandie  1-2131 

National  Screen  Service  Studio 

7026    Santa   Monica    Blvd GLadstone  3136 

PRC  Studios 

7324  Santa  Monica  Blvd Hillside  8111 

Pal,  George,  Productions,  Inc. 

1041   N.   McCadden   Place HOllywood  1466 

Paramount  Studios 

5451   Marathon   St HOllywood  2411 

Pickford,  Mary 

1041  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite  5111 

Popular  Pictures,   Inc. 

1041  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite  5111 

Quality  Pictures  Co. 

5634  Santa  Monica  Blvd GLadstone  4088 

RKO  Radio  Pictures  Studios 

780  Gower  St HOllywood  5911 

RKO-Pathe  Studios 

9336  W.  Washington  Blvd.,  Culver  City 

AShley  4-2931 
Republic  Studios 

4024  Radford  Ave.,   N.  Hollywood 

SUnset  2-1121 
Roach,  Hal  E.,  Studios,  Inc. 

8822  W.  Washington  Blvd.,  Culver  City 

AShley  4-2761 


Roth-Greene-Rouse 

PRC    Studio Hillside  8111 

Scientific  Films,  Inc. 

6052  Sunset  Blvd GLadstone  7101 

Screen  Gems,  Inc. 

861  N.  Seward  St HOllywood  2907 

Telefilm,  Inc. 

6039    Hollywood    Blvd GLadstone  5748 

Twentieth    Century-Fox   Studios 

10201  W.  Pico  Blvd.,  Bev.  Hills 

CRestview  6-2211 

Sunset  Blvd.  &  Western  Ave.,  Bev.  Hills 

HOllywood  3141 
Universal  Pictures  Studios 

Universal  City STanley  7-1211 

Venus  Productions 

1041  N.  Formosa  Ave GRanite  5111 

Warner  Bros.  Studios 

Burbank     HOllywood  1251 

1703  Talmadge  St NOrmandy  1-7010 

5842    Sunset    Blvd HOllywood  5811 

Wolf,  Raphael  G.,  Studios 

1741    N.   Wilton   Place GRanite  6126 

Associations 

Academy  of  Motion  Picture  Arts  &  Sciences 

1201    Taft    Bldg GLadstone  '5131 

American  Federation  of  Labor 

815  S.  Hill  St TRinity  5481 

Association  of  Motion  Producers 

5504    Hollywood    Blvd GLadstone  6111 

California  Research  Bureau 

6331    Hollywood    Blvd GRanite  0881 

Independent  Motion  Picture  Producers  Association 

738  Irola  St FItzroy  4827 

Independent  Theater  Owners  of  Southern  Calif. 

1914  S.  Vermont  Ave Rochester  1171 

Motion  Picture  Society  for  the  Americas 

6331  Hollywood  Blvd HEmpstead  4133 

Society  of  Independent  Motion  Picture  Producers 

6233  Hollywood  Blvd HOllywood  6371 

War  Activities  Committee-Motion  Picture  Industry 

6233    HollywooS   Blvd HOllywood  6371 

Call  Bureau 

5504  Hollywood  Blvd HOllywood  2921 

Central  Casting  Corp. 

5504    Hollywood   Blvd GArfield  3711 

Masquers,  The 

1765  N.  Sycamore  Ave HOllywood  2164 

Hollywood  Writers  Mobilization 

1655  N.  Cherokee  Ave HOllywood  3601 

Southern  California  Theater  Associates 

1914    S.   Vermont  Ave Rochester  1194 

Unions 

Motion  Picture  Internationals  Committee 

1651    Cosmo    St Hillside  8331 

Actors  Equity  Association 

6331   Hollywood  Blvd Hillside  5121 

American  Federation  of   Radio  Artists 

6331    Hollywood    Blvd Hillside  5121 

American  Guild  of  Variety  Artists 

1586  Cross  Roads  of  the  World.  .  .Hillside  8«19 
Screen  Actors  Guild 

7046   Hollywood   Blvd HOllywood  7311 

Screen  Children's  Guild 

1597  Cross  Roads  of  the  World. HOllywood  1810 
Studio  Air  Conditioning  Engineers 

1509  N.  Vine  St GRanite  5129 

Society  of  Motion  Picture  Art  Directors 

9172  Sunset  Blvd CRestview  1-8774 

American  Society  of  Cinematographers 

1782  N.  Orange  Drive GRanite  2135 

International  Photographers 

6461   Sunset  Blvd Hillside  0125 

Studio  Carpenters 

'5164  Santa  Monica  Blvd.  .  .MOrningside  1-1101 
Screen  Cartoonists 

6272    Yucca    St Hillside  4197 

Screen  Directors  Guild,  Inc. 

1508  Cross  Roads  of  the  World.  .  .  Hillside  8165 
Motion  Picture  Film  Editors 

1525  Cross  Roads  of  the  World.  .  .Hillside  0275 
Motion  Picture  Electricians 

7579  Melrose   Ave WEbster  9144 

Motion  Picture  Studio  Police  &  Firemen 

4151  W.  Fifth  St DRexel  3128 

Motion  Picture  Studio  Grips 

6472   Santa  Monica  Blvd Hillside  7588    i 

Motion  Picture  Location  Managers 

P.  O.  Box  900,  Bev.  Hills.  .  .  .CRestview  6-2211    ; 


Screen  Office  Employees  Guild 

1515  Cross  Roads  of  the  World .  HEmpstead  51S1 
Screen  Players  Union 

723  N.  Western  Ave HYperion  3301 

Screen  Publicists  Guild 

1515  Cross  Roads  of  the  World. HEmpstead  5181 
Script  Clerks  Guild 

1710  S.  Garth  Ave AShley  4-3012 

Motion  Picture  Costumers 

7046  Hollywood  Blvd Hollywood   8207 

Screen  Writers  Guild 

1655  N.  Cherokee  Ave Hollywood  3601 

Hotels  and  Apartments 

Ambassador  Hotel 

3400    Wilshire   Blvd DRexel   7011 

Beverly  Hills  Hotel 

9641  Sunset  Blvd CRestview  1-8131 

Beverly  Wilshire  Hotel 

0514  Wilshire  Blvd CRestview  6-7111 

Biltmore  Hotel 

515  S.    Olive    St Michigan   1011 

Castle  Argyle  Arms  Apartments 

1919   Argyle   Ave Hollywood  2141 

Chapman  Park  Hotel 

6155    Alexandria   Ave FItzroy   1181 

Chateau  Elysee  Apartments 

5930    Franklin   Ave Hollywood  2171 

Fontenoy  Apartments 

1811    N.    Whitley    Ave Hillside   5191 

Garden  of  Allah  Hotel 

8152  Sunset  Blvd Hollywood  3581 

Gaylord  Apartments 

3355   Wilshire  Blvd Exposition  4150 

Hermoyne  Apartments 

569  N.  Rossmore  Ave Hollywood  3661 

Hollywood  Athletic  Club 

6525    Sunset   Blvd HEmpstead  1161 

Hollywood  Knickerbocker  Hotel 

1714    Ivar   Ave Gladstone  3171 

Hollywood  Plaza  Hotel 

1637  N.  Vine  St Gladstone  1131 

Hollywood  Roosevelt  Hotel 

7000  Hollywood  Blvd Hollywood  2442 

Hotel  Mayfair 

1256  W.  Seventh  St Hollywood  2442 

Los  Angeles  Athletic  Club 

431   W.  Seventh   St MAdison  2211 

Montecito  Apartments 

6650  Franklin  Ave GLadstone  '5124 

Ravenswood  Apartments 

570  N.  Rossmore  Ave Hollywood  5391 

Langham  Apartment  Hotel 

715    S.    Normandie    Ave FItzroy  5241 

Lido  Apartment  Hotel 

6500   Yucca  St Hollywood  2961 

Los  Altos  Hotel  &  Apartments 

4121    Wilshire   Blvd DRexel   1181 

Town  House,  The 

639  S.  Commonwealth  Ave.  .  .  .Exposition  1234 
Sunset  Towers 

8358   Sunset  Blvd Hillside   7171 

Villa  Italia 

1201  N.  Crescent  Heights  Blvd. .  Hollywood  5361 
Voltaire  Apartments 

1428    N.    Crescent    Heights    Blvd. 

HEmpstead  8089 

Newspapers,   Trade   Publica- 
tions and  Fan  Magazines 

American   Cinematographer 

1782  N.  Orange   Drive GRanite  2135 

Billboard,  The 

1509     Vine     St Hollywood  1866 

Daily  News 

1257  S.    Los    Angeles    St Richmond   6565 

Herald-Express 

1243   Trenton  St Richmond  4141 

Examiner 

1111    S.    Broadway Richmond  1212 

Boxoffice 

6404  Hollywood  Blvd GLadstone   1186 

FILM  DAILY,  THE 

6425  Hollywood  Blvd GRanite  8607 

Hollywood  Citizen-News 

1545  N.  Wilcox   Ave Hollywood   1235 

Hollywood  Reporter 

6715   Sunset   Blvd Hillside  7411 


Hollywood  Review 

6060  Sunset  Blvd GRanite  5149 

International  Photographer 

6461    Sunset  Blvd Hillside  9189 

Motion  Picture  Daily 
Motion  Picture  Herald 

6305   Yucca   St GRanite  2145 

Pacific  Coast  Showman 

2020  S.  Vermont  Ave REpublic  4163 

Radio  Artists  Directory 

1509  N.  Vine  St Hillside  0101 

Radio  Daily 

6425  Hollywood  Blvd GRanite  6607 

Times 

202  W.  First  St MAdison   2345 

Variety 

1708  N.  Vine  St HOllywood   1141 

Restaurants 

Bar  of  Music 

7551   Beverly   Blvd.,    B.   H WEbster  7811 

Beachcomber  Cafe 

1727  N.  McCadden  Place HOllywood  3968 

Biltmore   Bowl 

Biltmore  Hotel MIchig-an   6439 

Bit  of  Sweden 

9051    Sunset  Blvd BRadshaw   2-2800 

Brown   Derby 

9537  Wilshire    Blvd.,    B.    H. .  .CRestview  6-2311 

1628  N.  Vine   St HOllywood  5151 

4500  Los   Feliz    Blvd OLympia  2913 

3377  Wilshire  Blvd FItzroy  5151 

Ella  Campbell's 

8351    Sunset   Blvd HOllywood  0556 

Chasen's 

9039    Beverly    Blvd CRestview   1-2168 

Cinegrill 

Roosevelt    Hotel HOllywood  2442 

Ciro's 

8433   Sunset  Blvd HEmpstead   2381 

Clover  Club 

8477  W.  Sunset  Blvd HEmpstead  7141 

Cock'n  Bull 

9170   Sunset  Blvd BRadshaw  2-1397 

Cocoanut  Grove 

Ambassador    Hotel     DRexel  7011 

Sari   Carroll 

6230    Sunset   Blvd HOllywood  7101 

Florentine  Garden 

9599    Hollywood    Blvd HOllywood   6311 

Gotham  Cafe 

7050   Hollywood  Blvd HOllywood  1438 

Hollywood  Palladium 

6215    Sunset   Blvd HOllywood  7356 

House  of  Murphy 

410  S.  Van  Vicente  Blvd CRestview  5-0191 

La  Rue  Restaurant 

8633   Sunset  Blvd BRadshaw  2-2733 

Les  Comiqules 

Plaza   Hotel GLadstone  5166 

Mike  Lyman's 

1623  N.  Vine  St HEmpstead  3191 

Mocambo 

8588   Sunset   Blvd BRadshaw  2-3443 

Musso  &  Frank 

6667   Hollywood   Blvd GRanite  7788 

Perino's 

3927   Wilshire   Blvd FEderal   1221 

The   Players 

8225  Sunset  Blvd Hillside  7303 

Roosevelt   Hotel 

7000   Hollywood  Blvd HOllywood  2442 

Sardi's 

6351   Hollywood  Blvd HOllywood  2131 

Slapsy  Maxie's 

5665    Wilshire    Blvd WEbster  6181 

Somerset  House 

155   N.   La   Cienega   Blvd BRadshaw   2-1052 

Tail  O'  the  Cock 

477  S.  La  Cienega  Blvd BRadshaw  2-2214 

Trocadero  Cafe 

8610   Sunset   Blvd BRadshaw  2-3128 

The   Tropics 

421  N.  Rodeo  Dr.,  B.  H BRadshaw     2-2045 

Victor's 

7953    Sunset   Blvd HOllywood  7203 


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TELEVISION 

DEVELOPMENTS     OF    1944 


By  AL  STEEN 

Associate  Editor,  The  Film  Daily 

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■  O  say  that  television  moved  ahead  in  1944  would  be  an  understatement,  for  its  progress 
from  both  the  standpoints  of  technical  advancements  and  program  development  was,  to  be  trite, 
on  the  sensational  side.  While  1943  in  the  field  of  television  was  devoted  largely  to  experimenta- 
tion, the  succeeding  year  saw  a  rapid  gain  in  public  interest  and  the  initial  steps  in  a  wider 
application  of  the  use  of  advertising;  in  other  words,  sponsored  television.  It  can  be  said  justly 
that  television  is  here. 

The  motion  picture  industry's  participation  in  the  so-called  video  is  ample  proof  that  the 
business  will  be  closely  allied  with  this  new  form  of  entertainment.  What  television's  effect  will 
be  on  motion  pictures  as  a  whole  is  still  problematical;  not  until  the  war  is  over  and  receiving 
sets  are  plentiful  can  it  be  determined  whether  the  public  will  take  television  to  its  heart  as 
readily  as  it  did  sound  pictures.  Industry  leaders  believe  that  it  will.  In  any  event,  the  industry 
has  no  intentions  to  be  caught  short. 

RK.O  made  the  initial  plunge  as  a  television  film  producer  in  June  when  it  formed  a  sub- 
sidiary known  as  RKO  Television  Corp.  for  the  purpose  of  producing  news  and  entertainment 
shorts  exclusively  for  the  new  medium.  Paramount  already  held  a  50  per  cent  interest  in  DuMont 
Laboratories,  in  addition  to  an  interest  in  Scophony  Corp.  of  America  in  which  General  Precision 
Equipment  Corp.  also  held  an  interest.  In  April,  the  first  television  premiere  of  a  film  to  be 
televised  was  M-G-M's  "Patrolling  the  Ether."  Later  in  the  year,  Metro  announced  that  it  had 
applied  for  tele  station  permits  in  three  cities. 

While  television  progressed,  the  year  was  not  without  its  controversial  issues,  the  most  important 
of  which  was  the  question  of  whether  video  should  be  frozen  at  its  present  standards  for  the 
duration  of  the  war  and  whether  television  should  move  to  the  higher  spectrum  under  the  FCC's 
allocation  plan.  Then,  to  the  interest  of  the  film  business,  there  was  the  question  of  whether 
motion  pictures  or  "live"  programs  should  dominate  the  early  stages  of  television  for  public 
consumption.  Ralph  Austrian,  head  of  RKO  Television  Corp.,  insisted  at  the  first  annual  conven- 
tion of  the  Television  Broadcasters  Association  that  film  would  and  should  be  the  backbone  of 
the  programs.  Others  at  the  convention  took  the  opposite  stand,  and  the  controversy  probably 
will  not  be  settled  until  there  is  a  receiving  set  in  the  majority  of  homes. 

Television's  place  in  the  motion  picture  theater  was  the  subject  for  wide  discussion  during  the 
last  year.  The  entrance  of  the  United  States  into  the  war  in  1941  cut  short  initial  experiments  in 
theater  television,  following  demonstrations  on  screens  15  by  20  feet  in  two  New  York  theaters. 
At  the  FCC  hearings  last  year,  it  was  pointed  out  that  the  major  companies  had  indicated  that 
as  soon  as  wartime  restrictions  were  lifted,  or  as  soon  after  the  war  as  possible,  they  would  start 
experiments  with  the  production  and  exhibition  of  television  programs  in  local  theaters,  the 
programs  to  be  transmitted  to  theaters  in  other  cities.  It  was  pointed  out  that  theater  television, 
insofar  as  the  immediate  post-war  period  was  concerned,  probably  would  be  presented  in  mono- 
chrome, using  525  lines,  the  present  tele  standard.  To  satisfy  the  public  and  assure  its  favorable 
reception,  the  presence  of  color  would  be  required,  according  to  testimony  at  the  hearings.  Because 
theater  television  is  still  in  such  an  embryonic  stage,  the  FCC  declined  to  allocate  any  specific 
frequencies. 

The  growing  interest  in  television  was  evidenced  early  in  1944  when  the  Television  Broadcasters 
Association  was  formed  by  broadcasters  and  manufacturers.  The  interest  was  further  enhanced  in 
December  when  the  association  held  its  first  convention  and  drew  more  than  800  persons  to  the 
Commodore  Hotel.  Another  important  event  in  the  cavalcade  of  television  in  1944  was  the 
inauguration  of  the  first  television  network,  linking  WNBT  in  New  York,  WRGB  in  Schenectady 
and  WPTZ  in  Philadelphia.  The  network  had  one  of  its  first  programs  on  Nov.  11  when  the 
Army-Notre  Dame  football  game  was  televised  over  the  three-city  stations.  Television  played  its 
part  in  the  Presidential  elections  on  Nov.  7,  returns  having  been  televised  over  WNBT,  WABD, 
WCBW,  WRGB  and  WBKB. 

Something  of  a  historical  event  was  the  presentation  of  the  first  full  length  original  two-hour 

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COLOR 


1944 


By  SAMUEL  D.  HERNS 

The  Film  Daily  Stajj 


II 


RAWING  the  reins  on  production  in  color,  war  time  restrictions  have  stymied  what  began 
as  a  bullish  1944  year  in  the  marketing  of  color  film  fare. 

The  indication  shown  in  Technicolor's  activity  during  the  year  and  the  bids  for  recognition 
of  Cinecolor,  Magnacolor,  Thomascolor,  and  Ansco,  as  processes  ready  to  reap  their  share  of  the 
production  crop,  gives  rise  to  the  possibility  of  a  general  switch  to  the  printing  of  all  postwar 
major  features  in  color. 

Demand  for  Technicolor  features  exceeded  the  ability  to  supply  them.  Yet,  a  new  high  mark 
was  set  in  production,  30  Hollywood  features  having  been  photographed  with  this  process  during 
1944,  in  addition  to  short  subject  production  and  work  for  the  armed  forces.  It  was  estimated 
at  the  year's  end  that  1945  might  see  the  production  of  35  features  in  Technicolor. 

In  1944,  for  the  first  time,  the  Monopack  process  was  used  for  complete  photography  on  interiors 
as  well  as  the  exteriors  of  three  features:  M-G-M's  "Son  of  Lassie"  and  "Hold  High  the  Torch," 
and  20th-Fox's  "Thunderhead,  Son  of  Flicka."  A  fourth  Monopack  feature,  M-G-M's  "Early 
to  Wed,"  has  been  scheduled  for  early  in  1945. 

By  the  Monopack  method,  ordinary  studio  black-and-white  cameras  may  be  used  to  photograph 
Technicolor  originals  for  processing  in  the  Technicolor  plant  and  subsequent  print  making  by 
the  Technicolor  process.  General  application  of  Monopack  probably  will  have  to  wait  upon  the 
Technicolor  postwar  program,  as  will  introduction  of  many  improvements  which  have  been 
worked  out  in  the  research  laboratory. 

Being  groomed  for  intensive  use  in  the  postwar  era  by  the  motion  picture  industry,  Ansco's 
new  color  film  was  previewed  at  a  press  demonstration  this  year..  Ansco  color  film  is  a  type 
which  can  be  processed  by  any  laboratory  with  minor  modification  of  equipment.  The  film  re- 
quires no  special  cameras,  since  a  complete  record  is  made  on  a  single  film  during  exposure  in 
standard  camera  equipment.    Natural  or  simulated  daylight  illumination  can  be  used. 

Ansco  officials  assert  that  distribution  of  the  new  film  "will  be  expanded  as  rapidly  as  possible" 
with  provisions  being  made  for  availability  not  only  in  sheet  and  16mm  but  also  in  35mm,  and 
providing  suitable  duplication  in  both  gauges. 

The  company  is  cooperating  with  the  armed  services  at  present  in  color  photography  and  is 
furnishing  them  with  newly  perfected  products  for  special  uses  where  the  necessity  exists  for  the 
development  of  negatives  on  the  spot. 

In  1942  the  technical  staff  of  Cinecolor  Corp.  perfected  a  system  of  obtaining  prints  in  three- 
color.  This  plant  has  recently  installed  new  equipment  to  handle  the  printing  and  blowup  of 
film  from  16mm  to  35mm,  both  in  the  two-  and  three-color  process. 

Some  of  the  features  produced  by  the  Cinecolor  process  are  Monogram's  "The  Gentleman 
from  Arizona,"  and  three  produced  in  Mexico:  "Asi  se  Quiere  en  Jalisco,"  "China  Poblana," 
and  "The  Adventures  of  Pinnochio." 

At  present  Magnacolor  is  processing  the  "Popular  Science"  and  "Unusual  Occupations"  series, 
produced  by  Jerry  Fairbanks  for  Paramount  Pictures  release. 

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LABOR  ^  1944 


In  the  East 


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By   LOU    rillCKIM 

The  Film  Daily  Staff 


WO  developments  in  the  labor  field  stood  out  above  all  others  in  1944.  One  was  the  growth 
of  the  power  of  the  unions  through  further  consolidation  of  their  gains  and  the  negotiation 
of  new  contracts  and  adjustments  bringing  additional  benefits  to  industry  workers.  The  other 
was  the  burgeoning  of  the  unions  into  a  political  force.  Both  the  AFL  and  CIO  labor  groups, 
notably  the  latter,  injected  themselves  into  the  political  picture  to  push  issues  and  candidates 
favored  by  them. 

Huddles  on  new  contracts  between  the  film  companies  and  all  studio  unions  dominated 
labor  negotiations  last  year.  It  took  six  weeks  to  reach  an  agreement  on  the  issues  involved. 
Participating  in  the  conferences,  which  were  held  at  the  New  York  offices  of  Pat  Casey,  producers' 
labor  contact,  were  11  IATSE  unions,  the  Conference  of  Studio  Unions  and  the  basic-agreement 
group,  all  affiliated  with  the  AFL.  The  unions  came  out  of  the  meetings  with  contracts  calling 
for  better  working  conditions  and  wage  increases  to  meet  the  rise  in  living  costs. 

Other  unions  took  steps  to  improve  the  lot  of  film  workers  through  contract  negotiations. 
The  Screen  Office  and  Professional  Employes  Guild,  Local  109  of  the  United  Office  and  Profes- 
sional Workers  of  America,  CIO,  started  talks  with  Paramount,  Loew's,  20th-Fox,  RKO  and 
Columbia  on  new  contracts,  but  was  unable  to  reach  an  accord  with  the  companies.  The  dispute 
had  to  be  submitted  to  arbitration,  with  the  outcome  still  in  doubt  at  this  writing.  The  Screen 
Publicists  Guild  of  New  York,  Local  114,  UOPWA,  CIO,  obtained  wage  hikes  and  approval  of  a 
plan  of  merit  increases  in  a  contract  dispute  with  the  majors.  The  Motion  Picture  Film  Editors, 
Local  771,  IATSE,  won  a  number  of  benefits  for  its  members  in  negotiating  its  first  contract  with 
the  five  newsreels.  Applications  seeking  wage  increases  for  exchange  workers  in  all  key  centers 
were  filed  jointly  by  the  IATSE  and  the  companies.  Some  already  have  been  approved  by  the 
Regional  War  Labor  Boards. 

Managers  and  assistants  in  RKO  houses  in  the  New  York  City  area  gave  expression  to  dissatis- 
faction in  the  ianks  of  managerial  help  when  they  organized  themselves  into  the  Motion  Picture 
Theater  Operating  Managers  and  Assistant  Managers  Guild,  which  won  recognition  as  their 
accredited  collective  bargaining  agent.  Efforts  to  work  out  an  agreement  with  the  circuit 
ended  in  a  dispute  which  went  to  the  Regional  War  Labor  Board  when  the  State  Board  of 
Mediation  failed  to  bring  about  a  settlement.    There  the  matter  stood  at  press  time. 

In  February  of  this  year  the  Eastern  processors  met  collectively  with  the  Motion  Picture 
Laboratory  Technicians  Union,  Local  702,  IATSE,  to  work  out  a  basic  agreement  to  apply 
equally  to  all  firms  having  agreements  with  the  union.  The  negotiations  hastened  banding  of 
the  smaller  Eastern  processors  into  the  Movie  Film  Laboratory  Association,  improvement  of 
conditions  in  the  laboratory  field  being  their  main  purpose.  Understood  to  have  been  prompted 
by  the  growth  in  buying  and  booking  combines,  film  salesmen  in  the  New  York  territory  took 
action  looking  to  their  organization  into  a  guild  to  make  their  jobs  secure.  Salesmen  outside 
of  New  York  were  said  to  be  interested  observers.  Interest  in  this  development  was  heightened 
by  the  IATSE's  announcement  that  it  was  studying  a  proposal  to  organize  film  salesmen  through- 
out the  country. 

Labor  rivalry  in  the  white-collar  field  was  sharpened,  coming  to  a  head  when  the  Motion 
Picture  Office  Employes,  Local  23169,  AFL,  tried  to  draw  into  its  fold  office  workers  over  whom 
the  SOPEG  claimed  jurisdiction.  The  MPOE,  which  had  signed  a  new  contract  with  Warner 
Bros,  calling  for  higher  wages,  added  to  its  strength  by  absorbing  office  help  at  Universal  affili- 

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ated  with  the  American  Federation  of  Office  Employes,  Local  20940,  AFL.     The  SOPEG  made 
its  own  bid  for  greater  strength  by  voting  for  a  merger  with  Local  1  of  the  UOPWA. 

Chartering  of  the  AFL  Office  Workers  International  Union  was  interpreted  as  a  move  to 
eliminate  the  possibility  of  jurisdictional  dispute  within  the  AFL  which  might  eventually  involve 
office  employes  in  the  business  already  under  the  IATSE  banner.  Efforts  were  being  made  to 
affiliate  all  white-collar  groups  in  the  industry  with  the  new  international. 

The  IATSE  resumed  its  campaign  to  unionize  front-of-the-house  help  in  the  New  York 
theaters.  The  drive  had  been  halted  by  the  heavy  turnover  of  ushers,  doormen  and  cashiers 
resulting  from  the  war. 

The  proposed  labor  draft  filled  the  industry  and  the  unions  with  concern.  The  manpower 
situation  stirred  new  feeling  against  the  featherbedding  practices  of  certain  unions. 

Consolidation  of  Empire  State  Motion  Picture  Operators  Union  with  the  IATSE's  Local  306 
was  upheld  by  the  Appellate  Division  of  the  New  York  Supreme  Court  in  the  action  brought  by 
a  group  of  Empire  operators  to  upset  the  merger. 

The  only  serious  strike  was  that  of  St.  Louis  County  (Mo.)  exchange  workers  and  projection- 
ists called  in  protest  over  the  hiring  of  non-union  operators  by  three  theaters.  The  walkout 
darkened  a  majority  of  the  theaters  in  the  county  before  it  was  settled. 

Richard  F.  Walsh  was  re-elected  president  of  the  IATSE. 

New  pacts  signed  with  the  major  sound  servicing  companies  contained  provisions  protecting 
the  jurisdiction  of  the  IATSE  in  that  field. 


On  the  Vou&t 


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By  RALPH  WILK 

West  Coast  Representative,  The  Film  Daily 


URIXG  the  year  1944  there  was  very  little  delay  in  production  due  to  union  activities. 
Late  in  the  year  members  of  the  Screen  Set  Designers,  Local  1421,  did  not  appear  at  work  at 
five  studios,  and  painters  and  machinists  who  were  pledged  to  support  them  also  took  a  holiday. 
The  designers  insisted  it  was  not  a  real  strike,  but  to  show  their  displeasure  with  the  action  of 
producers  in  failing  to  give  them  jurisdiction  over  their  type  of  work. 

At  this  writing,  Attorney  Thomas  Tongue  of  Portland,  Ore.,  named  by  the  National  War 
Labor  Board  to  settle  the  dispute,  which  also  involved  the  Prop  Men's  local,  affiliated  with  the 
IATSE,  has  ruled  that  the  producers  must  bargain  with  the  set  designers,  whose  local  took 
over  a  contract  made  with  the  producers  by  the  former  Society  of  Interior  M.  P.  Directors.  The 
IATSE  and  the  producers  can  appeal  to  the  NLRB  or  the  union  can  ask  the  American  Federation 
of  Labor  to  settle  the  conflicting  claims,  but  the  producers  are  required  to  continue  negotiations 
with  the  designers  pending  any  appeal   that  may  be  taken. 

The  Tenth  Regional  WLB,  with  headquarters  in  San  Francisco,  rejected  the  Screen  Cartoonists 
Guild's  demand  for  a  20  per  cent  slice  of  the  gross  income  of  Walt  Disney  Productions  from 
re-issues  and  the  sale  of  television  rights  to  old  subjects.  Ruling  was  a  reversal  of  the  findings 
of  a  Los  Angeles  panel  of  the  WLB,  which  considered  the  Guild's  proposal  for  a  share  of  the 
gross  from  re-issues  and  sale  of  tele  rights  "a  proper  subject  for  collective  bargaining."  Disney 
had  maintained  the  issue  involved  property  rights  and  could  be  settled  only  by  the  courts.  The 
Guild  had  demanded  the  cut  retroactively,  with  the  union  to  disburse  the  money  to  its  unem- 
ployed and  members  who  are  in  the  service. 

One  of  the  biggest  fights  has  been  between  the  new  Screen  Players  Union  and  the  Screen 
Actors  Guild.  At  an  NLRB  election,  the  SPU  won  over  the  SAG,  but  at  this  writing  both 
unions  and  the  producers  are  awaiting  a  decision  on  the  appeal  made  by  the  producers  to  the 
NLRB  to  reverse  its  certification,  which  gave  the  SPU  jurisdiction  over  extras  and  extras  doing 
bits,  parts,  songs  and  stunts.  The  SAG  has  contended  that  its  contract  with  the  producers 
give  it  exclusive  jurisdiction  over  any  speaking  parts,  no  matter  how  minor. 

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Fenchon   &   Marco  Theatres 

LOS  ANGELES 
Paramount   Theatres 


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PLAYS  and  NOVELS 
GOING  HOLLYWOOD 


By  SAMUEL  D.  BERNS 

The  Film  Daily  Staff 


-B-  HIS  YEAR  the  flirtation  carried  on  between  Hollywood  and  Broadway  stage  hits,  with 
best-seller  books  winking  from  the  third  angle  of  a  triangle,  will  cost  the  Hollywood  segment 
an  unprecedented  figure.  Magazine  stories  and  original  screenplays  will  always  maintain  their 
spot  in  the  sun,  but,  the  planting  of  a  closer-knit  development  by  major  producers  for  yarns 
from   the  drama   and   novel  sources   appears   to   have   taken  root. 

Topping  the  purchases  for  1944  and  setting  an  all  time  high  for  the  screen  rights  to  a  play, 
Warner  Bros,  parted  with  $500,000  as  a  down-payment  for  "Life  With  Father"  on  a  50-50  partner- 
ship deal  with  producer  Oscar  Serlin  and  his  associates.  Next  in  importance  for  the  same 
company  was  the  purchase  of  "The  Voice  of  the  Turtle,"  at  a  reported  $600,000  against  a  smaller 
percentage.  A  new  high  for  story  value  was  also  reached  at  Columbia  with  its  acquisition  of 
"Jacobowsky  and  the  Colonel"  and  "Over  21,"  at  a  reported  price  of  $350,000  each,  while 
"Junior  Miss"  is  said  to  have  nestled  in  20th-Fox's  lap  for  $400,000. 

Paralleling  this  activity,  in  the  novel  field  M-G-M  paid  $200,000  for  A.  J.  Cronin's  "The  Green 
Years,"  with  the  same  figure  reported  paid  by  Mike  Todd  for  Edna  Ferber's  "The  Great  Son," 
and  20th-Fox  agreeing  on  this  sum  for  "Forever  Amber"  subject  to  approval  by  the  Hays  office. 
Warner  Bros,  is  understood  to  have  paid  $150,000  for  Ellin  Berlin's  "Land  I  Have  Chosen." 

The  "scavenger  hunt"  policy  for  story  material  in  the  pre-consent  decree  days,  when  exhibi- 
tors, lured  by  a  company's  star  lineup  for  the  year,  contracted  for  numbers  of  "untitled"  films, 
has,  under  the  present  sales  system,  become  a  highly  competitive  search  by  the  film  producers 
for  proven  properties.  This  transition  is  the  combined  result  of  increased  production  costs, 
the  use  of  fewer  "B"  films,  the  decreasing  number  of  feature  releases,  and  the  ultimate  bid  for 
extended  playing  time. 

In  the  drama  field,  activity  by  the  companies  in  sponsoring  new  productions  has  increased 
considerably.  Apropos  to  this,  plans  and  agreements  which  have  been  used  or  suggested  during 
the  year,  as  a  basis  of  negotiation  for  the  purchase  of  film  rights,  have  been  under  consideration 
by  a  motion  picture  committee  of  the  Dramatist  Guild  Council.  It  is  expected  that  the  finer 
points  of  all  these  plans  will  be  combined  to  form  an  amendment  to  the  Guild's  current  "basic 
agreement." 

One  of  these  plans,  submitted  by  H.  William  Fitelson,  film  attorney,  was  designed  to 
encourage  unrecognized  playwrights.  This  plan  allows  a  film  company  or  producer  to  secure 
the  film  rights  to  a  stage  vehicle  upon  a  downpayment  of  $25,000  with  a  sliding  scale  upwards 
to  a  maximum  of  $250,000,  predicated  on   the  number  of  Broadway   performances. 

In  an  effort  to  foster  creative  writing  and  to  produce  motion  pictures  based  on  the  best 
novels  available,  Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer  created  an  Annual  Novel  Award  for  the  novel  con- 
sidered most  outstanding  by  a  distinguished  board  of  judges.  A  maximum  total  of  $200,000, 
contingent  upon  book  sales,  with  a  minimum  of  $125,000  for  the  author,  was  established  as  the 
prize  money.  This  year's  prize-winning  author  was  Elizabeth  Goudge,  for  her  "Green  Dolphin 
Street." 

The  purchase  of  screen  rights  to  approximately  77  novels  and  38  plays  during  1944  gives 
rise  to  the  expectation  of  another  peak  year  to  follow  for  these  two  fields. 

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nflTIOflPL  THEATRES 

Charles  P.  Skouras,  President 
FOX  MIDWEST  THEATRES    EVERGREEN  STATE  THEATRES    FOX  MICHIGAN  THEATRES 

ELMER  C.  RHODEN,  PRESIDENT  FRANK  I.  NEWMAN,  PRESIDENT  DAVID  M.  IDZAL,  PRESIDENT 


FOX  INTERMOUNTAIN  THEATRES    FOX  WISCONSIN  THEATRES    FOX  WEST  COAST  THEATRES 

F.  H.  RICKETSON,  PRESIDENT  HAROLD  J.  FITZGERALD,  PRESIDENT  CHARLES  P.  SKOURAS,  PRESIDENT 


NON-THEATRICAL 

PRODUCTION 


By  RALPH  WILK 

West  Coast  Representative,  THE  FILM  DAILY 


_H_  HE  year  1944  was  one  of  the  busiest  in  the  history  of  West  Coast-produced  films 
made  by  industrial  producers  for  private  companies,  various  branches  of  the  armed 
services,  principally  the  Navy,  and  Government  agencies. 

One  of  the  most  expensive  of  the  productions  was  "Red  Wagon,"  a  feature-length  offering 
based  on  the  life  of  Gustavus  F.  Swift,  founder  of  the  Chicago  packing  company.    It  was  filmized 
by  the  American  Film  Center,  Inc.,  a  non-profit  organization  endowed  by  the  Rockefeller  Foun 
dation.     The  picture  will  be  shown  to  the  60,000  employes  of  Swift  &  Co.,  and  may  later  be 
exhibited  in  schools.     Sixteen  millimeter  Kodachrome  was  used  in   the  making  of  the  picture. 

Roland  Reed  had  an  active  year,  and  one  of  his  most  interesting  productions  was  "Youth 
For  the  Kingdom,"  dealing  with  juvenile  delinquency  and  showing  the  church's  approach  to  the 
problem.  It  is  feature  length  and  will  be  shown  in  the  15,000  churches  comprising  the  Lutheran 
Synod,  which  has  headquarters  in  St.  Louis. 

Reed  also  produced  "A  Million-Dollar  Partner,"  a  three-length  subject  for  the  American 
States  Insurance  Co.  It  deals  with  the  rehabilitation  of  the  returning  soldier.  Gene  Lockhart. 
Stuart  Erwin  and  Kathleen  Lockhart  were  among  the  players  used  in  the  cast.  Reed  also  filmed 
"Music  In  The  Air,"  a  two-reel  subject  based  on  John  Charles  Thomas'  radio  program.  It  will 
be  shown  under  the  auspices  of  the  Westinghouse  Corp. 

The  Becton-Dickinson  Foundation,  Rutherford,  N.  J.,  is  sponsoring  "Bill  Proctor's  Choice," 
which  was  made  to  stimulate  the  interest  of  students  to  embrace  the  pharmaceutical  profession. 
It  was  produced  by  Reed's  organization  as  a  three-reel  subject.  Reed  also  produced  "In  The 
Service,"  a  three-reel  offering  picturizing  the  production  of  Liberators  by  Ford  at  Willow  Run, 
Mich. 

The  Raphael  G.  Wolff  organization  made  a  one-reel  Technicolor  subject  for  the  Governor's 
office  of  Hawaii,  designed  to  arouse  the  interest  of  Hawaiians  in  war  production.  Wolff  also 
made  technical  subjects  for  General  Motors,  General  Electric  and  other  large  industrial  concerns. 
He  produced  four  single-reel  Kodachrome  films  for  Coca-Cola  designed  for  entertainment  of 
American  servicemen  in  the  various  theaters  of  war.  In  addition,  Wolff  fashioned  numerous 
subjects  for  the  Navy. 

Wilding  Picture  Productions  had  a  busy  year,  producing  283  subjects,  one  to  seven  reels  in 
length,  for  the  Navy  and  Government  agencies,  in  addition  to  several  productions  for  industrial 
companies  and  associations. 

Carl  Dudley,  formerly  a  writer  at  MGM  and  Warner  Bros.,  and  a  comparative  newcomer  to 
the  non-theatrical  field,  produced  a  three-reel  subject  for  the  Association  of  American  Railroads, 
and  also  made  "The  Time  Is  Now,"  for  the  Santa  Fe,  and  one  for  the  American  States  Insurance 
Co.,  Minneapolis.  Tradefilms  continued  active,  as  did  Frederick  K.  Rockett,  a  pioneer  pro- 
ducer, and  Jack  Boland. 

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FOREIGN 
FILM  MARKETS 


By  AL  STEEN 

Associate  Editor,  The  Film  Daily 

T 

-■-  HE  foreign  film  market  has  never  been  in  a  more  interesting  situation  than  it  is  today, 
nor  have  as  many  climactic  changes  been  so  imminent.  What  has  happened,  is  happening  and 
will  happen  on  the  continent  of  Europe  is  of  primary  interest.  Today,  the  continent  presents 
a  kaleidoscope  picture  commencing  in  Portugal  which  is  normal,  and  going  eastward  on  the 
Iberian  Peninsula  to  Spain,  where  Franco  and  his  forces  appear  to  be  exerting  their  utmost 
strength  to  force  American  pictures  off  the  Spanish  screens.  Decree  law  follows  decree  law, 
each  succeeding  decree  raising  new  obstacles  and  bringing  forth  new  difficulties  to  be  placed 
in  the  path  of  free  American  motion  picture  enterprise  within  the  borders  of  the  Spanish 
dictatorship. 

In  France,  most  of  the  film  companies  are  operating  in  their  old  offices  with  many  of  their 
former  staff  members.  The  DeGaullist  regime,  however,  has  not  as  yet  deigned  to  extend  visas 
to  American  managers  destined  for  the  key  posts  in  France  and  has  given  no  reason  for  such 
withholding.  There  exists  in  France  a  governmental  newsreel  monopoly  which,  until  cessation 
of  hostilities,  will  prevent  the  appearance  of  American  newsreels  as  such  on  French  screens. 
Great  difficulties  are  being  encountered  in  the  shipment  of  new  film  into  France,  the  difficulties 
being  occasioned  in  part  by  wartime  shipping  conditions  and  in  part  by  governmental  difficulties 
within  France.  Beyond  these  factors,  however,  free  and  open  business  is  permitted  and  most 
American  companies  are  doing  a  remarkable  gross  in  France,  using  their  old  stock  to  accomplish  it. 

American  motion  pictures  are  being  distributed  in  Italy  under  the  auspices  of  the  Office  of 
War  Information.  Some  40  American  features  have  been  released  thus  far  and,  as  in  France, 
have  met  with  great  success.  Italy  has  experienced  great  material  damage  as  a  result  of  the 
war  and  until  civil  life  returns  to  something  like  normal  conditions  it  is  doubtful  that  the 
military  authorities  will  permit  the  American  motion  picture  concerns  to  handle  their  own 
business.  It  is  likely,  therefore,  that  the  OWI  will  continue  distribution  in  Italy  for  some 
time  to  come. 

From  the  monetary  standpoint,  the  situation  on  the  continent  does  not  appear  very  bright. 
These  countries,  with  the  exception  of  Portugal  and  the  possible  exception  of  Spain,  will  not  be 
able  to  acquire  gold  balances  for  a  long  time,  so  that  the  remarkable  business  being  done  in  local 
currencies  is  not  likely  to  be  translated  into  dollars  during  1945.  In  Spain,  governmental 
restrictions  have  set  up  artificial  barriers  to  the  free  exchange  of  money  even  though  Spain 
has  a  limited  gold  balance  available. 

Business  in  England  continues  unusually  high  for  all  American  companies  due  to  a  box 
office  condition  which  has  been  created  by  the  presence  of  foreign  troops  and  millions  of  pounds 
which  have  been  coming  in  in  the  form  of  foreign  currency  expended  in  England. 

Of  extreme  interest  is  the  advent  of  dubbing  in  Latin  America.  The  American  producers 
have  finally  taken  the  plunge  and  have  shown  determination  to  send  their  pictures  into  Latin 
America  in  the  language  of  its  people.  Sharp  increases  in  the  over-all  Latin  American  grosses 
are  expected,  as  it  is  hoped  in  the  first  instance  to  attract  many  new  customers  to  the  Hollywood- 
made  films  and  in  the  second  instance  to  combat  the  inroads  made  by  the  native-language  pic- 
tures.  The  situation  in  Australia  is  similar  to  that  in  England  and  is  subject  to  the  same  influences. 

In  the  movements  of  American  troops  northward,  there  is  a  possibility  that  many  of  the 
Japanese-invaded  territories  will  be  liberated  during  the  next  12  months.  Certainly  the 
Philippines  should  be  free  of  the  Nipponese,  but  unfortunately  the  burning  of  Manila  will 
greatly  restrict  any  possible  revenues  through  the  destruction  of  theaters  which  included  some 
of  the  finest  in  the  Far  East.  For  the  time  being,  at  least,  the  OWI  will  supervise  the  re-introduc- 
tion of  American  films  into  the  Philippines. 

The  year  1945,  therefore,  is  likely  to  witness  the  return  of  American  films  into  many  parts  of 
the  war- torn  world. 

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PRODUCTIONS 

"THIRTY  SECONDS   OVER   TOKYO" 

In  Preparation 

"THE  ROBE" 

To  Be  Followed  By 

ARROWHEAD  PRODUCTIONS 

To  Be  Released 
Through  Warner  Bros. 


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THE 
ACADEMY  AWARDS 


1943-1944 

Best  Production— Going  My  Way  (Paramount) 
Actress— Ingrid  Bergman    (Gaslight) 
Actor— Bing  Crosby    (Going   My  Way) 
Supporting    Actor— Barry    Fitzgerald     (Going 

My  Way) 
Supporting  Actress— Ethel   Barrymore    (None 

But  the  Lonely  Heart) 
Direction— Leo  McCarey    (Going  My  Way) 
Screenplay— Frank  Butler,  Frank  Cavett    (Go- 
ing My  Way) 
Original   Screenplay—  Lamar   Trotti    (Wilson) 
Original  Story— Leo  McCarey  (Going  My  Way) 
Scoring,  Musical— Morris  Stoloff,  Carmen  Dra- 
gon  (Cover  Girl) 
Scoring,    Drama— Max     Steiner     (Since     You 

Went  Away) 
Original  Song— "Swinging  on  a  Star,"    (Going 
My  Way)  music,  James  Van  Heusen;  Lyrics, 
Johnny  Burke 
Art   Direction,   Black   and    White— Edwin    B. 

Willis,  Paul  Huldschinsky    (Gaslight) 
Art  Direction,  Color— Thomas  Little   (Wilson) 
Film  Editing— Barbara   McLean    (Wilson) 
Sound  Recording— E.  H.   Hansen    (Wilson) 
Cinematography,    Black    and    White— Joseph 

LaShelle    (Laura) 
Cinematography,  Color— Leon  Shamroy   (Wil- 
son) 
Special  Effects,  Photographic— A.  Arnold  Gil- 
lespie, Donald  Jahraus,  Warren  Newcombe 
(Thirty   Seconds  Over  Tokyo) 
Special     Effects,     Sound  —  Douglas      Shearer 

(Thirty  Seconds  Over  Tokyo) 
Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  Mouse  Trouble 
(M-G-M);  One-reel:  Who's  Who  in  Animal 
Land  (Jerry  Fairbanks-Paramount);  Two- 
reel:  I  Won't  Play  (Gordon  Hollingshead- 
Warners)  ; 

Thalberg  Memorial  Award— Darryl  F.  Zanuck 
Special  Award— Margaret  O'Brien  (as  the  out- 
standing child  actress  of  the  year) 
Documentary  Production— Teature:  Fighting 
Lady  (20t'h-Fox-U.  S.  Navy);  Short  Subject: 
With  the  Marines  at  Tarawa  (U.  S.  Marine 
Corps) 

1942-1943 

Best  Production— Casablanca    (Warners) 
Actress— Jennifer  Jones    (The  Song  of  Berna- 

dette) 
Actor— Paul  Lukas   (Watch  on  the  Rhine) 
Supporting     Actor— Charles     Coburn      (The 

More  the  Merrier) 


Supporting  Actress— Katina  Paxinou  (For 
Whom  the  Bell  Tolls) 

Direction— Michael  Curtiz   (Casablanca) 

Screenplay— Jules  J.  Epstein,  Philip  G.  Ep- 
stein, Howard  Koch    (Casablanca) 

Original  Screenplay— Norman  Krasna  (Prin- 
cess O'Rourke) 

Original  Story— William  Saroyan  (The  Hu- 
man Comedy) 

Song— "You'll  Never  Know,"  music,  Harry 
Warren;  Lyric,  Mack  Gordon  (Hello, 
Frisco,  Hello) 

Scoring,  Musical— Ray  Heindorf  (This  is  the 
Army) 

Scoring,  Drama— Alfred  Newman  (The  Song 
of  Bernadette) 

Art  Direction,  Black  and  White— James  Basevi, 
William  Darling  (The  Song  of  Bernadette) 

Art  Direction,  Color— Alexander  Colitzen  and 
John  B.  Goodman  (The  Phantom  of  the 
Opera) 

Film  Editing— George  Amy   (Air  Force) 

Sound  Recording— Stephen  Dunn  (This  Land 
Is  Mine) 

Cinematography,  Black  and  White— Arthur 
Miller   (The  Song  of  Bernadette) 

Cinematography ,  Color— Hal  Mohr,  W.  How- 
ard Green    (The  Phantom  of  the  Opera) 

Special  Effects,  Photographic— Fred  Sersen 
(Crash  Dive) 

Special  Effects,  Sound— Roger  Heman  (Crash 
Dive) 

Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  Yankee  Doodle 
Mouse  (M-G-M);  One-reel:  Amphibious 
Fighters  (Grantland  Rice— Paramount); 
Two-reel:  Heavenly  Music    (M-G-M) 

Thalberg  Memorial  Aiuard— Hal  B.  Wallis 

Special  Award— George  Pal  (for  his  novel 
technique  in  producing  Puppetoon  shorts) 

1941-1942 

Best   Production— Mrs   Miniver    (M-G-M) 
Actress— Greer  Garson   (Mrs.  Miniver) 
Actor— James  Cagney  (Yankee  Doodle  Dandy) 
Supporting  Actor— Van  Heflin  (Johnny  Eager) 
Supporting    Actress— Teresa     Wright      (Mrs. 

Miniver) 
Direction— Maj.  William  Wyler    (Mrs.  Mini- 
ver) 
Screenplay— Arthur  Wimperis,  George  Froes- 
chel,  James  Hilton,  Claudine  West    (Mrs. 
Miniver) 
Original     Screenplay  —  Ring     Lardner,     Jr., 

Michael  Kanin    (Woman  of  the  Year) 
Original  Story— Emeric  Pressburger   (The  In- 
vaders) 


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A  ROYAL  SCANDAL" 


In  Preparation: 

"DRAGONWYCK" 
"CLUNY  BROWN" 


20th  CENTURY-FOX  PRODUCTIONS 


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Art  Direction,  Black  and  White— Richard 
Day,  Joseph  Wright   (This  Above  All) 

Art  Direction,  Color— Richard  Day,  Joseph 
Wright   (My  Gal  Sal) 

Cinematography,  Black  and  White— Joseph 
Ruttenberg    (Mrs.  Miniver) 

Cinematography,  Color— Leon  Shamroy  (The 
Black  Swan) 

Sound  Recording— Nathan  Levinson  (Yankee 
Doodle  Dandy) 

Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  Der  Fuehrer's  Face 
(Walt  Disney);  One  Reel:  Speaking  of 
Animals  and  Their  Families  (Paramount- 
Fairbanks  &  Carlisle);  Two  Reels:  Beyond 
the  Line  of  Duty    (Warner  Bros.) 

Film  Editing— Daniel  Mandell  (The  Pride  of 
the  Yankees) 

Special  Effects,  Photographic— Gordon  Jen- 
nings, Farciot  Edouard,  William  L.  Pereira 
(Reap  the  Wild  Wind) 

Special  Effects,  Sound  —  Louis  Masenkop 
(Reap  the  Wild  Wind) 

Musical  Picture  Score— Ray  Heindorf,  Heinz 
Roemheld    (Yankee  Doodle  Dandy) 

Dramatic  Picture  Score— Max  Steiner  (Now, 
Voyager) 

Song— "White  Christmas,"  music  and  lyrics 
by  Irving  Berlin   (Holiday  Inn) 

Documentaries  —  Features:  Moscow  Strikes 
Back  (Artkino-Republic),  Prelude  to  War 
(U.  S.  Army  Special  Services);  Short  Sub- 
jects: The  Battle  of  Midway  (U.  S.  Navy), 
Kokoda  Front  Line  (Australian  News  Infor- 
mation Bureau) 

Special  Awards— Charles  Boyer  (for  the  crea- 
tion of  the  French  Research  Foundation); 
In  Which  We  Serve  (for  outstanding  inter- 
national foreign  production);  M-G-M  (for 
production  of  the  Andy  Hardy  series  which 
best   reflects    the   American   Way   of   Life) 

Thalberg  Memorial  Award— Sidney  Franklin 
(Mrs.  Miniver  and  Random  Harvest) 

1940-1941 

Best  Production— How  Green  Was  My  Valley 

(20th  Century-Fox) 
Actress— Joan  Fontaine   (Suspicion) 
Actor— Gary  Cooper    (Sergeant  York) 
Supporting  Actor— Donald  Crisp  (How  Green 

Was  my  Valley) 
Supporting  Actress— Mary  Astor    (The  Great 

Lie) 
Direction— John  Ford    (How  Green  Was  My 

Valley) 
Original    Story— Harry    Segall     (Here    Comes 

Mr.  Jordan) 

(Here  Comes   Mr.  Jordan) 
Screenplay— Sidney  Buchman,  Seton  I.  Miller 
Original  Screenplay— John  Mankiewicz,  Orson 

Welles    (Citizen  Kane) 
Thalberg    Memorial    Award— Walt    Disney 
Art    Direction,    Black    and    White— Richard 

Day,  Nathan  Juran    (How  Green  Was  My 

Valley) 
Art  Direction,   Color— Cedric   Gibbons,   Uric 

McCleary    (Blossoms   in   the   Dust) 


Cinematography,  Black  and  White— Arthur 
Miller   (How  Green  Was  My  Valley) 

Cinematography,  Color— Ernest  Palmer,  Ray 
Rennahan     (Blood    and    Sand) 

Sound  Recording— Jack  Whitney,  General 
Service  Studios    (That  Hamilton  Woman) 

Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  Lenda  Paw  (Walt 
Disney).    One   reel:    Of  Pups   and   Puzzles 

(M-G-M);  Two-reel:  Main  Street  on  the 
March   (M-G-M) 

Film  Editing— William  Holmes  (Sergeant 
York) 

Special  Effects,  Photographic— Farciot  Ed- 
ouard, Gordon  Jennings   (I  Wanted  Wings) 

Special  Effects,  Sound— Louis  Mesenkop  (I 
Wanted  Wings) 

Musical  Picture  Score— Frank  Churchill, 
Oliver  Wallace    (Dumbo) 

Dramatic  Picture  Score— Bernard  Hermann 
(All  That  Money  Can  Buy) 

Song— "The  Last  Time  I  Saw  Paris,"  music 
Jerome  Kern,  Lyrics  by  Oscar  Hammer- 
stein,  II    (Lady  Be  Good) 

Documentaries  —  Two  -  reelers:  Churchill's 
Island  (Canadian  Film  Board-United  Ar- 
tists). Features:  Kukan  (Reynold  Scott- 
Adventure  Films)  and  Target  for  Tonight 
(British  Information  Library-Warner  Bros.) 

Interior  Decoration,  Black  and  White- 
Thomas  Little  (How  Green  Was  My 
Valley) 

Interior  Decoration,  Color— Edwin  B.  Willis 
(Blossoms  in  the  Dust) 

Special  Awards— Walt  Disney,  William  Gar- 
rity,  John  A.  Hawkins,  RCA  Manufactur- 
ing Co.  (use  of  sound  in  Fantasia);  Leo- 
pold Stowkowski  and  associates  (unique 
creation  of  visualized  music  in  Fantasia) 

1939-1940 

Best    Production—  Rebecca      (Selznick     Inter- 

national-UA) 
Actress— Ginger  Rogers    (Kitty  Foyle) 
Actor— James     Stewart      (The     Philadelphia 

Story) 
Supporting     Actor— Walter     Brennan      (The 

Westerner) 
Supporting      Actress— Jane      Darwell       (The 

Grapes  of  Wrath) 
Direction— John  Ford   (The  Grapes  of  Wrath) 
Original    Story— Benjamin    Glazer,    John    S. 

Toldy   (Arise  My  Love) 
Screenplay— Donald     Ogden     Stewart      (The 

Philadelphia  Story) 
Original    Screenplay— Preston    Sturges     (The 

Great  McGinty) 
Original  Score— Leigh  Harline,  Paul  J.  Smith, 

Ned  Washington    (Pinocchio) 
Song— Music,   Ned   Washington;    lyric,  Leigh 

Harline    (When  You   Wish   Upon  a  Star— 

Pinocchio) 
Scoring— Alfred  Newman    (Tin  Pan  Alley) 
Art  Direction,  Black  and  White— Cedric  Gib- 
bons, Paul  Groesse    (Pride  and  Prejudice) 
Art    Director,    Color- Vincent    Korda     (The 

Thief  of  Bagdad) 


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Film  Editing— Anne   Bauchens    (North    West 

Mounted    Police) 
Sound    Recording— Douglas    Shearer     (Strike 

Up  the  Band) 
Black    and     White    Cinematography— George 

Barnes    (Rebecca) 
Color  Cinematography— George  Perinal    (The 

Thief  of  Bagdad) 
Photographic  Effects— Lawrence   Butler    (The 

Thief  of  Bagdad) 
Sound  Effects—  Jack   Whitney    (The  Thief  of 

Bagdad) 
Short    Subjects— Cartoon:     The     Milky     Way 

(M-G-M);   One-Reeler:    Quicker'n   a   Wink 

(M-G-M);  Two-Reeler:   Teddy  the  Rough 

Rider    (Warners) 
Special  Awards— Bob  Hope,  Col.  Nathan  Lev- 

inson 

1938-1930 

Best  Production— Gone  With  the  Wind   (Selz 

nick-International— M-G-M) 
Actress— Vivien  Leigh   (Gone  With  the  Wind) 
Actor— Robert   Donat    (Goodbye,   Mr.   Chips) 
Supporting  Actress— Hattie   McDaniel    (Gone 

With  the  Wind) 
Supporting  Actor— Thomas    Mitchell    (Stage 

Coach) 
Direction— Victor   Fleming    (Gone    With    the 

Wind) 
Original  Story— Louis  R.  Foster    (Mr.  Smith 

Goes  to  Washington) 
Screenplay— Sidney  Howard    (Gone  With  the 

Wind) 
Original  Music  Score— Herbert  Stothart   (The 

Wizard  of  Oz) 
Scoring— Richard    Hageman,    Frank    Harling, 

John  Leipold,  Leo  Shuken    (Stagecoach) 
Song—E.  Y.   Harburg,  Harold   Arlen    ("Over 

the  Rainbow"  in  The  Wizard  of  Oz) 
Art  Direction— Lyle  Wheeler  (Gone  With  the 

Wind) 
Film    Editing— Hal    Kern,    James    Newcome 

(Gone  With   the  Wind) 
Sound  Recording— Bernard  B.  Brown    (When 

Tomorrow    Comes) 
Black    and    White    Cinematography  —  Gregg 

Toland    (Wuthering  Heights) 
Color    Cinematography— Ernest    Haller,    Ray 

Rennahan    (Gone   With   the   Wind) 
Special    Effects— E.    H.    Hansen     (The    Rains 

Came) 
Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  The  Ugly  Duckling 
(Walt    Disney);    One-Reeler:    Busy    Little 

Bears    (Paramount);   More  than  One  Reel; 

Sons  of  Liberty    (Warner  Bros.) 
Thalberg   Memorial   Award— David    O.    Selz- 

nick. 
Special  Awards— Douglas  Fairbanks,  Sr.,  Tech- 
nicolor, The  Motion  Picture  Relief  Fund, 

Judy  Garland,  William  Cameron   Menzies. 

1937-1938 

Best   Production— You    Can't   Take    It    With 

You    (Columbia) 
Actress— Bette  Davis    (Jezebel) 
.4  cror— Spencer  Tracy    (Boys  Town) 
Supporting  Actress— Fay   Bainter    (Jezebel) 


Supporting  Actor—  Walter  Brennan  (Ken- 
tucky) 

Direction— Frank  Capra  (You  Can't  Take  It 
With  You) 

Original  Story— Dore  Schary  and  Eleanore 
Griffin    (Boys  Town) 

Screenplay— George  Bernard  Shaw  (Pygma- 
lion) 

Adaptation— W.  P.  Lipscomb,  Cecil  Lewis, 
Ian  Dalrymple   (Pygmalion) 

Cinematography—  Joseph  Ruttenberg  (The 
Great  Waltz) 

Art  Direction— Carl  Weil  (The  Adventures 
of  Robin  Hood.) 

Sound  Recording- T '.  Moulton  (The  Cowboy 
and  the  Lady) 

Musical  Composition— "Thanks  for  the  Mem- 
ory" by  Ralph  Ranger  and  Leo  Robin 
(The  Big  Broadcast  of  1938) 

Film  Editing— Ralph  Dawson  (The  Adven- 
tures of  Robin  Hood) 

Original  Score—Eric  Wolfgang  Korngold 
(The  Adventures  of  Robin  Hood) 

Scoring—  Alfred  Newman  (Alexander's  Rag- 
time Band) 

Short  Subjects— One-reeler:  That  Mothers 
Might  Live  (M-G-M);  Two-reeler:  The 
Declaration  of  Independence  (Warner 
Bros.);  Cartoon:  Ferdinand  the  Bull  (Walt 
Disney-RKO    Radio) 

Thalberg  Memorial  Award— Hal  B.  Wallis 

Special  Awards— H.  M.  Warner,  Oliver  Marsh 
and  Allen  Davies,  Deanna  Durbin  and 
Mickey  Rooney,  Walt  Disney,  Gordon  Jen- 
nings, Farciot  Edouard  and  Loren  Ryder, 
J.  Arthur  Ball. 

1936-1937 

Best    Production— The    Life    of    Emile    Zola 

(Warner  Bros.) 
Actress— Luise  Rainer   (The  Good  Earth) 
Actor— Spencer  Tracy   (Captains  Courageous) 
Supporting    Actress— Alice    Brady     (In    Old 

Chicago) 
Supporting  Actor— Joseph   Schildkraut    (The 

Life  of  Emile  Zola) 
Direction— Leo  McCarey   (The  Awful  Truth) 
Assistant    Director— Robert    Webb     (In    Old 

Chicago) 
Original   Story— William    A.   Wellman,   Rob- 

bert  Carson   (A  Star  Is  Born) 
Screenplay— Norman  Riley  Raine,  Heinz  Her- 
ald,   Geza    Herczeg     (The    Life    of    Emile 

Zola) 
Cinematography  —  Karl    Freund    (The   Good 

Earth) 
Art    Director— Stephen    Gooson     (The    Lost 

Horizon) 
Sound    Recording— Thomas    Moulton     (The 

Hurricane) 
Musical    Composition— "Sweet    Leilani,"    by 

Harry  Owens    (Waikiki  Wedding) 


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Dance  Direction— Hermes  Pan    (A  Damsel  in 

Distress) 
Film  Editing— Gene   Havlick,   Gene    Melford 

(Lost  Horizon) 
Scoring— 100  Men  and  a  Girl   (Universal) 
Short  Subjects— One-reeler:  The  Private  Life 
of  the  Ganets    (Educational);   Two-reeler: 
Torture   Money    (M-G-M);    Cartoon:    The 
Old    Mill     (Walt    Disney);    Color   Subject: 
Penny  Wisdom    (Pete  Smith-M-G-M) 
Thalberg  Plaque— Darryl  F.  Zanuck 
Special   Awards— Mack    Sennett,    Edgar    Ber- 
gen, W.  Howard  Green,  Museum  of  Mod- 
ern Art  Film  Library. 

1935-1936 

Outstanding  Production— The  Great  Zieg- 
feld   (M-G-M) 

Actress— Luise   Rainer    (The   Great   Ziegfeld) 

Actor— Paul  Muni  (The  Story  of  Louis  Pas- 
teur) 

Supporting  Actress— Gail  Sondergaard  (An- 
thony Adverse) 

Supporting  Actor— Walter  Brennan  (Come 
and  Get  It) 

Director— Frank  Capra  (Mr.  Deeds  Goes  to 
Town) 

Assistant  Director  —  Jack  Sullivan  (The 
Charge  of  the  Light  Brigade) 

Original  Story— Sheridan  Gibney,  Pierre  Col- 
lings    (The  Story  of  Louis  Pasteur) 

Screenplay— Sheridan  Gibney,  Pierre  Collings 
(The  Story  of  Louis  Pasteur) 

Cinematography— -Tony  Gaudio  (Anthony 
Adverse) 

Art  Direction— Richard  Day   (Dodsworth) 

Sound  Recording— M-G-M  Sound  Depart- 
ment, headed  by  Douglas  Shearer  (San 
Francisco) 

Musical  Composition— The  Way  You  Look 
Tonight,  from  Swing  Time;  music  by 
Jerome   Kern;   lyrics  by   Dorothy   Fields. 

Dance  Director— Seymour  Felix  (A  Pretty  Girl 
Number  from  The  Great  Ziegfeld) 

Film  Editing— Ralph  Dawson  (Anthony  Ad- 
verse) 

Scoring— Leo  Forbstein    (Anthony  Adverse) 

Short  Subjects— One-reeler:  Board  of  Educa- 
tion (M-G-M-Hal  Roach);  Two-reeler:  The 
Public  Pays  (M-G-M-Jack  Chertok);  Car- 
toon: Country  Cousin  (United  Artists- 
Disney);  Color  Subject:  Give  Me  Liberty 
(Warner  Bros.). 

Special  Award— The  March  of  Time,  as  a 
distinct  novelty. 

1934-1935 

Best  Production— Mutiny  on  the  Bounty  (M- 
G-M) 


Actress— Bette  Davis   (Dangerous) 
A ctor— Victor    McLaglen     (The    Informer) 
Direction— John  Ford  (The  Informer) 
Original  Story— Ben  Hecht  and  Charles  Mac- 

Arthur    (The  Scoundrel) 
Screenplay—  Dudley   Nichols    (The   Informer) 
Cinematography— Hal   Mohr    (A   Midsummer 

Night's  Dream) 
Art  Direction— Richard  Day    (The  Dark  An- 
gel) 
Sound      Recording  —  William       Steinkampf 

(Naughty  Marietta) 
Musical    Compositon— Lullaby    of   Broadway, 

from  Gold-Diggers  of  1935;  Music  by  Harry 

Warren,  Lyrics  by  Al  Dubin 
Dance  Direction— Dave  Gould    (I've  a  Feelin' 

You're  Foolin',  from  Broadway  Melody  of 

1936  and  Straw   Hat  number  from   Folies 

Bergere) 
Film  Editing— Ralph  Dawson   (A  Midsummef 

Night's  Dream) 
Assistant  Direction— Clem  Beauchamp    (Lives 

of  a  Bengal  Lancer) 
Scoring— Max  Steiner   (The  Informer) 
Short  Subjects— Cartoon:  Three  Orphan  K it- 
tens,     (Walt    Disney);    Comedy:    How    i<« 

Sleep,     (M-G-M);     Novelty:     Wings     Ove 

Mount  Everest    (Educational) 

1933-1934 

Outstanding   Production— It    Happened    On» 

Night    (Columbia) 
Actress— Claudette  Colbert  (It  Happened  One 

Night) 
Actor—  Clark  Gable  (It  Happened  One  Nigln) 
Direction— Frank   Capra    (It   Happened    One- 
Night) 
Original    Story— Arthur    Caesar     (Manhaiian 

Melodrama) 
Screenplay— Robert  Riskin  (It  Happened  One 

Night) 
Art  Direction— The  Merry  Widow 
Cinematography— -Victor  Milner  (Cleopatra) 
Sound  Recording— One  Night  of  Love 
Assistant   Director— Johnny    Waters 
Short  Subjects— Tortoise  and  the  Hare 

La  Cucaracha,  City  of  Wax 
Scoring— One  Night  of  Love 
Musical  Composition— The  Continental 

1932-1933 

Actress— Katherine  Hepburn  (Morning  Glory) 
Actor— Charle  Laughton    (Henry  VIII) 
Direction— Frank  Lloyd   (Cavalcade) 
Outstanding  Production— Cavalcade   (Fox) 
Original  Story— Robert  Lord    (One  Way  Pas- 
sage) 


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WHERE  SHE  DANCED 

IN  TECHNICOLOR 


Yvonne   DeCarlo,  Rod  Cameron, 

David  Bruce,  Walter  Slezak, 

Albert  Dekker,  Marjorie  Rambeau, 

J.  Edward  Bromberg,  Abner  Biberman 

Screenplay  by  LAURENCE    STAlllNGS 
From  an  original  story  by  Michael  J.  Phillips 
Associate  Producer,  Alexander  Golitien 
ted  by  CHARLES  LAMONT,   Produced  by  WALTER  WANGER 


mM"HH"' 


A  FRITZ  LANG  Production 

Edward  G.  Robinson 
Joan  Bennett 

"SCARLET  STREET" 

with  Dan  Duryea 

Screenplay   by   LUDWIG    BEMELMANS 

DIRECTED  AND   PRODUCED   BY 
FRITZ  LANG 


Merle  Oberon 
Turhan  Bey 


"NIGHT  in  PARADISE" 

IN  TECHNICOLOR 

with 

Gale  Sondergaard,  Ray  Collins, 

Thomas  Gomez,  Ernest  Truex, 

George  Dolenz,  Jerome  Cowan, 

Paul  Cavanagh 

Screenplay  by  ERNEST  PASCAL,  Adaptation  by  Emmet  lavery 

From  the  novel  "Peacock's  Feather"  by  George  S.  Hellman 
Directed   by  ARTHUR  LUBIN,  Produced  by  WALTER  WANGER 


Htlilll"1" 


"CANYON 
PASSAGE 

The  Great  Saturday  Evening  Post  Serial 
by  the  Author  of  "Stagecoach" 

ERNEST  HAYCOX 

Screenplay  by  ERNEST  PASCAL 

TO    BE    PRODUCED 
WITH    A  GREAT   CAST 

IN   TECHNICOLOR 


A  dap  tation— Sarah  V.  Mason,  Victor  Heerman 
(Little  Women) 

Photography— Charles  Lang  (Farewell  to 
Arras) 

Art  Direction— William   Darling    (Cavalcade) 

Sound  Recording— Harold  C.  Lewis  (Farewell 
to  Arms) 

Short  Subjects— Three  Little  Pigs  (Walt  Dis- 
ney); So  This  Is  Harris  (RKO  Radio);  Kra- 
katoa    (Educational) 

1931-1932 

Actress— Helen  Hayes   (Sin  of  Madelon  Clau- 

det) 
Actor— Fredric    March     (Dr.   Jekyll    and    Mr. 

Hyde) 
Extra  Award— Wallace  Beery   (The  Champ) 
Outstanding   Production— Grand    Hotel     (M- 

G-M) 
Direction—  Frank  Borzage    (Bad  Girl) 
Original  Story— Frances  Marion  (The  Champ) 
Adaptation— Edwin  Burke   (Bad  Girl) 
Photography— Lee  Garmes  (Shanghai  Express) 
Art  Direction— Gordon  Wiles   (Transatlantic) 
Sound  Recording— Paramount   (Shanghai  Ex- 
press, A  Broken  Lullaby,  One  Hour  With 
You,  etc.) 
Short    Subjects— Flowers    and    Trees     (Walt 
Disney).  A  Wrestling  Swordfish  (Mack  Sen- 
nett),  Laurel  and  Hardy  in  The  Music  Box 
(Hal  Roach) 
Special  Award— Walt  Disney   (for  creation  of 

Mickey  Mouse) 
Certificate    of    Honorable    Men tion—  Techni- 
color 
Honorable  Mention— Eastman  Kodak  Co. 

1930-1931 

Actress— Marie  Dressier  (Min  and  Bill) 
Actor—  Lionel  Barrymore  (A  Free  Soul) 
Direction—  Norman  Taurog   (Skippy) 

Best  Produced  Picture— Cimarron  (Radio  Pic- 
tures) 

Original  Story—  John  Monk  Saunders  (Dawn 
Patrol) 

Adaptation— Howard  Estabrook  (Cimarron) 

Cinematography— Floyd  Crosby    (Tabu) 

Art  Direction— Mux  Ree   (Cimarron) 

Sound  Recording— Paramount 

Scientific  Achievements 

Noise  Reduction  Recording  Equipment- 
Electrical  Research  Products,  RCA  Photo- 
phone  and  RKO  Radio  Pictures 


Super-Sensitive  Panchromatic  Film—Du  Pont 
Film  Mfg.  Co.  and  Eastman  Kodak  Co. 

Honorable  Mention  for  Synchro-Projection 
Composite  Photography— Fox  Film  Co. 

1929-1930 

Actress— Norma  Shearer   (The  Divorcee) 

Actor— George  Arliss    (Disraeli) 

Direction— Lewis  Milestone  (All  Quiet  on  the 

Western  Front) 
Outstanding  Production—  (All   Quiet  on   the 

Western  Front)    (Universal) 
Cinematography—  Joseph  T.  Tucker  and  Wil- 

lard  Vander  Veer   (With  Byrd  at  the  South 

Pole) 
Art  Direction— Herman  Rosse    (King  of  Jazz) 
Sound    Recording  —  Metro  -  Goldwyn  -  Mayer 

Studio   (The  Big  House) 
Writing— Frances  Marion  (The  Big  House) 

1928-1929 

Actress— Mary   Pickford    (Coquette) 
Actor— Warner  Baxter    (In  Old  Arizona) 
Direction— Frank  Lloyd  (Weary  River,  Divine 

Lady,  Drag) 
Outstanding  Production— The  Broadway  Mel- 
ody   (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) 

Cinematography  —  Clyde  DeVinna  (White 
Shadows  of  the  South  Seas) 

Art  Direction— Cedric  Gibbons  (Bridge  of  San 
Luis  Rey) 

Writing— Hans  Kraly    (The  Patriot) 

1927-1928 

Actress  —  Janet  Gaynor  (Seventh  Heaven, 
Street  Angel,  Sunrise) 

Actor— Emil  Jannings  (Way  of  All  Flesh,  Last 
Command) 

Directors— Frank  Borzage  (Seventh  Heaven), 
Lewis    Milestone    (Two   Arabian    Knights) 

Outstanding  Productions  —  Wings  (Para- 
mount), Sunrise    (Fox) 

Cinematography— Charels  Rosher  and  Karl 
Struss   (Sunrise) 

Art  Direction— William  Cameron  Menzies 
(Temptation,  The   Dove) 

Writing  Achievements— -Ben  Hecht  (Under- 
world), Benjamin  Glazer  (Seventh  Heaven) 

Title  Writing— Joseph  W.  Farnham  (Telling 
the  World,  Fair  Co-ed) 

Etigineering  Achievement— Roy  J.  Pomeroy, 
(Wings) 

For  Marking  An  Epoch  In  Motion  Picture 
History— Warner  Bros,  for  producing  The 
Jazz  Singer. 


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SELECTED   by   the   nation's   critics,   reviewers   and   commentators, 
representing  newspapers,  magazines,  syndicates  and  radio  stations, 
in  a  national  poll  conducted  by  The  Film  Daily. 

Best  Performances  hy  Male  Stars 


BING  CROSBY  as  Father  "Chuck"  O'Malley 
in  Paramount's  "Going  My  Way." 

SPENCER    TRACY    as    Pete    Sandidge    in 
M-G-M's  "A  Guy  Named  Joe." 

CLAUDE     RAINS 


GARY  COOPER  as  Dr.  Corydon  M.  Wassell 

in  Paramount's  "The  Story  of  Dr.  Wassell." 

FREDRIC     MARCH     as     Mark     Twain     in 

Warners'  "The  Adventures  of  Mark  Twain." 

Mr.     Skeffington     in 


Warners'  "Mr.  Skeffington. 


Rest  Performances  by  Feminine  Stars 


JENNIFER  JONES  as  Bernadette  Soubirous 
in   20th-Fox's   "The   Song   of   Bernadette." 

INGRID    BERGMAN    as    Paula    Alquist    in 
M-G-M's  "Gaslight." 

IRENE     DUNNE     as 


GREER    GARSON     as     Madame     Curie    in 

M-G-M's  "Madame  Curie." 
BETTE  DAVIS  as  Fanny  Trellis  in  Warners' 
"Mr.  Skeffington." 
Susan     Ashwood     in 


M-G-M's  "The   White   Cliffs  of  Dover." 


Best  Performances  by  Supporting  Actors 


BARRY  FITZGERALD  as  Father  Fitzgibbon 
in  Paramount's  "Going  My  Way." 

WALTER  PIDGEON  as  Pierre  Curie  in 
M-G-M's  "Madame   Curie." 

VAN  JOHNSON  as  Ted  Randall  in  M-G-M's 
"A  Guy  Named  Joe." 

*  Tied. 


MONTY  WOOLLEY*  as  Colonel  Smollett  in 
UA-Selznick's   "Since   You   Went   Away." 

KEEN  AN  WYNN*  as  Private  Mulvihill  in 
M-G-M's  "See  Here,  Private  Hargrove." 

WALTER  HUSTON*  as  Ling  Tan  in 
M-G-M's  "Dragon  Seed." 


Best  Performances  by  Supporting  Actresses 


ALINE     MacMAHON     as     Ling's     wife 
M-G-M's  "Dragon  Seed." 

ETHEL     BARRYMORE     as     Ma     Mott 
RKO's  "None  But  the  Lonely  Heart." 

MIRIAM    HOPKINS*    as    Milly    Drake 
Warners   "Old   Acquaintance." 


DIANA  LYNN*  as  Emmy  Kockenbocker  in 
Paramount's  "The  Miracle  of  Morgan's 
Creek." 

ANGELA  LANSBURY  as  Nancy  in  M  G-M's 
"Gaslight." 


*  Tied. 


Best  Performances  by  Juvenile  Actors 

RODDY  McDOWALL  as  Joe  Carraclough  in  RODDY   McDOWALL  as  John  Ashwood   II 

M-G-M's  "Lassie  Come  Home."  (as  a  boy)  in  M-G-M's  "The  White  Cliffs 

of  Dover." 
TED  DONALDSON  as  Pinky  in  Columbia's  LON  McCALLISTER  as  Sparke  Thornton  in 

"Once  Upon  a  Time."  20th-Fox's  "Home   in   Indiana." 

DONALD   O'CONNOR   as  Jimmy   Monahan 
in    Universale   "The    Merry    Monahans." 


Best  Performances  by  Juvenile  Actresses 

MARGARET  O'BRIEN  as  Alpha  in  M-G-M's  SHIRLEY    TEMPLE    as    Bridget    Hilton    in 

"Lost  Angel."  UA-Selznick's   "Since   You    Went   Away." 

JOYCE    REYNOLDS    as    Janie    Conway    in  PEGGY  ANN  GARNER  as  Jane   (as  a  child) 

Warners'  "Janie."  in   20th-Fox's  "Jane  Eyre." 

MARGARET   O'BRIEN   as  Adele  Varens  in 
20th -Fox's  "Jane  Eyre." 


Best  Direction 


LEO     McCAREY    for    "Going    My    Way"-  ALFRED    HITCHCOCK    for    "Lifeboat"   - 

Paramount.  20th-Fox. 

HENRY    KING    for    "The    Song    of    Berna-  JOHN    CROMWELL   for   "Since   You    Went 

dette"— 20th-Fox.  Away"— UA-Selznick. 

GEORGE    CUKOR  for    "Gaslight"-M-G-M. 


Outstanding  Screenplays 

GOING    MY    WAY"    Frank    Butler,    Frank  THE   SONG    OF    BERNADETTE"    George 

Cavett— Paramount.  Seaton— 20th -Fox. 

DOUBLE  INDEMNITY"  Billy  Wilder,  Ray-  "SINCE    YOU    WENT    AWAY"    David    O. 

mond   Chandler— Paramount.  Selznick— UA-Selznick. 

"LIFEBOAT"  Joe  Swerling-20th-Fox. 


Outstanding  Photography 

LADY  IN  THE  DARK"    (Technicolor)  Ray  "LASSIE    COME    HOME"    George    Seaton- 

Rennahan— Paramount.  M-G-M. 

AN  AMERICAN  ROMANCE"  (Technicolor)  THE    SONG    OF    BERNADETTE"    Arthur 

Harold  Rosson-M-G-M.  Miller-20th-Fox. 

"JANE    EYRE"    George  Barnes-20th-Fox. 


"Finds"  of  the  Year 

JENNIFER  JONES,  David  O.  Selznick.  JUNE  ALLYSON,  M-G-M. 

DANNY   KAYE,  Samuel   Goldwyn.  VAN  JOHNSON,  M-G-M. 

BARRY   FITZGERALD-Paramount. 

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Released  thru   RKO 
1944-45 


Released  thru  RKO 
1945-46 


"CASANOVA   BROWN" 

GARY  COOPER  —  TERESA  WRIGHT 

"WOMAN  in  the  WINDOW" 

EDWARD  G.  ROBINSON— JOAN  BENNETT 

"BELLE  of  the   YUKON" 

RANDOLPH  SCOTT       GYPSY  ROSE  LEE 

DINAH  SHORE  BOB  BURNS 

(in  Technicolor) 

"ITS  A   PLEASURE" 

SONJA  HENIE  —  MICHAEL  O'SHEA 
(in  Technicolor) 


"ALONG  CAME  JONES" 

GARY  COOPER  —  LORETTA  YOUNG 
A    Gary    Cooper    Production 


"TOMORROW   IS   FOREVER" 

CLAUDETTE  COLBERT— ORSON  WELLES 
GEORGE   BRENT 


"COUNTESS   of   MONTE 
CRISTO" 

SONJA    HENIE  —   DENNIS   O'KEEFE 
'in  Technicolor) 


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Producer  —  Writer 


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1944    PICTURE    AND    TALENT    SELECTIONS 


SELECTED  BY  THE  COMMITTEE 
ON  EXCEPTIONAL   PHOTOPLAYS 

Best   Drama   Films 


'None  But  the  Lonely  Heart"    (RKO) 
'Going  My  Way"    (Paramount) 
'The    Miracle    of    Morgan's    Creek"     (Para- 
mount) 
'Hail  the  Conquering  Hero"    (Paramount) 
'The  Song  of  Bernadette"    (20th-Fox) 


"Wilson"    (20th-Fox) 
"Meet  Me  in  St.  Louis"    (M-G-M) 
"Thirty  Seconds  Over  Tokyo"    (M-G-M) 
"Thunder   Rock"    (English   Films) 
"Lifeboat"    (20th-Fox) 


Best    Documentaries 


'Memphis  Belle" 
Attack" 
'With   the  Marines  at  Tarawa" 


"Battle  for  the  Marianas' 
"Tunisian   Victory" 


Outstanding   Acting 


Ethel  Barrymore  in  "None  But  the  Lonely 

Heart" 
Ingrid  Bergman  in   "Gaslight" 
Eddie    Bracken    in    "Hail    the    Conquering 

Hero" 
Himphrf.v   Bogart  in  "To  Have  and   Have 

Not" 
Bing  Crosby  in  "Going  My  Way" 


June    Duprez    in    "None    But    the    Lonely 

Heart" 
Barry  Fitzgerald  in  "Going  My  Way" 
Betty  Hutton  in  "The  Miracle  of  Morgan's 

Creek" 
Margaret  O'Brien  in  "Meet  Me  in  St.  Louis" 
Franklin  Pangborn  in  "Hail  the  Conquering 

Hero" 


SELECTED    BY    THE 
REVIEWING   COMMITTEE 


Jflost  Popular  Films 


'Going   My   Way"    (Paramount) 
'Wilson"    (20th-Fox) 
'The  Song  of  Bernadette"    (20th-Fox) 
'Since  You  Went  Away"    (UA-Selznick) 
None  But  the  Lonely  Heart"    (RKO) 


Meet  Me  in  St.  Louis   (M-G-M) 

"Dragon  Seed"    (M-G-M) 

"Thirty  Seconds   Over  Tokyo"    (M-G-M) 

"Laura"    (20th-Fox) 

"The  White  Cliffs  of  Dover"   (M-G-M) 


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CRITICS'  FORUM; 

1944  EDITION  OF  THE  FILM  DAILY  SURVEY  I 


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'OVERING  a  wide  variety  of  topics  of  interest  to  both  the  public  and  the 
industry,  The  Film  Daily  in  September  presented  the  1944  Critics'  Forum. 
Material  represents  the  views  of  motion  picture  editors  and  commentators  of 
newspapers,  magazines,  syndicates  and  radio  stations  across  the  nation  on  a  series 
of  eight  questions. 

Question  I 

Looking  forward  to  Victory  and  the  post-war  period,  what  types  of  stories  do  you  feel 
Hollywood  studios  should  produce? 
Critics  feel  that  post-war  film  fare  should  be  diversified  and  lighter  than  much  of  the  wartime 
product.     Many  call  for  the  discarding  of  war  themes;  there  were  heavy  votes  for  comedies  and 
musicals,  although  a  not  inconsiderable  number  of  Forum  participants  held  out   for  all   kinds 
of  motion  pictures,  so  long  as  they  entertain. 

On  the  other  hand,  not  a  few  of  the  scriveners  believe  that  films  should  become  more  socially 
conscious;  should  emphasize  post-war  problems,  democracy,  religious  themes,  American  ideals  ot 
international  matters.    There  were  some  boosters  for  documentary  or  instructional  subjects. 

Question  Mi- A 

Is  there,  in  your  immediate  territory,  any  marked  public  interest  in  television? 
Only  38  per  cent  of  Forum  contributors  could  see  any  appreciable  degree  of  public  interest 
in  television.    To  most  critics,  excepting  those  on  the  Coasts  where  programs  are  being  televised, 
the  medium  is  just  something  they  and  their  readers  or  listeners  have  read  about,  but  of  which 
they  have  little  first-hand  knowledge. 

Question  II-B 

Granting  that  theatrical  television  is  assured,  do  you  regard  it  as  a  threat  to  the  motion 

picture  theater  as  now  constituted} 
But  a  small  part— 27  per  cent— of  critical  America  see  television  as  a  threat  to  the  film  theater. 
Balance  believe  that  the  industry  will  continue  much  as  it  is  now  constituted  when   theatrical 
television  becomes  a  reality. 


Question  III 


British  interests  from   time  to  time  have  contended  that  English   quality  pictures  have 
not  found  a  welcome  in  the  United  States.    Would  you  say  that  audiences  in  your  city 
are  not  disposed  to  accept  such  pictures? 
Forty-five  per  cent  of  the  critics  believe  that  their  audiences  are  not  disposed  to  accept  most 
British   pictures.     A  number  qualified   their   answers  by  noting   that   outstanding  British-made 
films  are  welcomed  in  their  cities,  but  many  cited  the  difference  in  pace  between  U.  S.  and  British 
product,  the  thick  accents  in  some  English  films,  or  a  lack  of  technical  qualities  in  the  general 
run  of  British  pictures. 


Question  TV 


In  your  opinion,  will  the  post-war  period  bri?xg  a  recession  in  film  attendance  in  your 

area  as  a  result  of  such  factors  as  the  end  of  ban  on  'recreational  motoring,  counter-lure 

of  sports,  population  shifts,  etc.?     Which  of  these  factors  would  you  consider  major? 

Half  of  the  critics  expect  a  recession  in   film   theater  attendance  with   the  end  of   the  war. 

Return  to  unlimited  gasoline  is  considered  the  major  factor,  with  population  shifts,  including 

the  closing  of  camps  used  to  train  personnel  for  the  armed  forces,  as  the  next  strongest.    Many 

critics  argue  that  sports  have  not  been  curtailed  in  their  localities  and  only  a  few  believe  that 

field  will  add  to  competition.    Payroll  reductions  as  war  plants  return  to  normal  working  hours, 

other  unspecified  recreations,  and  the  end  of  train  and  bus  travel  difficulties  are  listed  as  factors 

threatening  theater  box-offices  in  the  post-war  period. 

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Quality  of  product  is  considered  a  determining  factor  by  one  group  which  hold  that  the  cost 
of  a  theater  ticket,  or  the  time  required  to  attend  a  worthwhile  attraction,  can  always  be  spared. 


Question  V 


The  post-ivar  period  will  see  many  new  theaters  constructed  and  many  more  modernized 
and  re-fitted.  As  a  more-frequent-than-most  movie-goer,  what  innovations,  improvements 
and  changes  in  architecture  and  equipment  would  you  like  to  see? 

Comfort,  eye,  ear  and  body,  and  elimination  of  distractions  from  the  screen  are  sought  by 
film  critics  in  the  post-war  theater.  Topping  their  list  of  looked  for  equipment  improvements 
are  pleas  for  better  air  conditioning,  including  Summer  cooling  and  ventilation  in  both  warm 
and  cool  seasons.  Tied  in  second  place  are  demands  for  comfortable  chairs  and  for  more  leg 
room  between  rows  so  that  patrons  will  not  have  to  stand  up  to  let  people  in  and  out  of 
adjacent  seats. 

Coupled  with  the  latter,  the  critics  would  like  improved  seating  arrangements  to  eliminate 
bad  perspective  from  front  and  side  seats,  with  chairs  staggered  and  the  auditorium  sloped  to 
assure  a  clear  view  of  the  screen  from  all  seats.     Wider  aisles  are  also  proposed. 

Modernized  lighting  was  mentioned  by  many  of  the  constant  movie-goers,  with  the  most 
repeated  suggestion  one  to  graduate  lights  so  that  a  person  coming  from  the  bright  outdoors  will 
be  eye-accustomed  to  interior  darkness  by  the  time  he  seeks  a  place  to  sit  down.  Critics  hold 
that  isle  lights  should  be  arranged  to  adequately  illuminate  the  aisles  but  not  so  they  can  shine 
in  the  eyes  of  patrons  in  aisle  seats. 

Proper  acoustics  and  improved  sound  reproduction  are  sought  with  many  complaining  that 
their  local  houses  have  dead  spots  so  far  as  sound  is  concerned. 

As  for  new  theaters,  critics  feel  they  should  be  small,  featuring  functional  architecture  and 
less  gaudy  decoration.  Some  call  for  stadium  type  houses,  eliminating  balconies.  There  were 
scattered  suggestions  of  glass  enclosed  standee  space,  hard-of-hearing  devices,  check  rooms,  chil- 
dren's sections,  improved  rest  rooms,  soda  fountains,  nurseries,  or  "cry"  rooms  for  babies,  recrea- 
tion space,  more  drinking  fountains,  clocks  visible  to  audiences,  and  parking  space  adjacent 
to  theaters.  One  chap  suggested  an  escalator  between  the  main  floor  and  balcony  of  his 
local  theater. 

Critics  would  eliminate  candy  and  popcorn  machines  from  theaters  and  a  number  would 
eliminate  those  who  eat  candy  or  popcorn  during  performances. 

Question  VI 

You  are  familiar  with  the  motion  picture  industry's  splendid  record  of  war-time  service. 

Do  you  feel  that  the  general  public  is  fully  acquainted  with  what  the  industry  has  done 

for  the  war  effort?   Or  do  you  feel  that  the  industry  has  been  remiss  in  not  publicizing 

its  contributions  as  have  such  industries  as  motors,  aviation,  etc.? 
While  almost  all  of  the  critics*  feel  that  the  motion  picture  industry  is  doing  a  bang-up  war 
effort  job,  only  slightly  more  than  half— 59  per  cent— believe  the  public  is  familiar  with  the 
effort.  At  the  same  time,  only  38  per  cent  believe  that  the  industry  has  been  remiss  in  not 
publicizing  its  contributions.  Scribes  seem  to  feel  that  films  have  not  suffered  from  a  lack  of 
publicity  during  the  war  as  have  industries  whose  products  were  off  the  market. 

Question  VII 

Hollywood  during  the  war  years  has  reduced  the  number  of  features  made  annually. 

Do  you  feel  such  a  policy  should  be  continued  in  the  post-war  period? 
Sixty-three  per  cent  of  the  scribes  favor  continuance  of  fewer  features  after  the  war.     Points 
in  the  policy's  favor  include  the  hope  that  fewer  pictures  will  mean  generally  better  productions, 
while  many  of  the  commentators  see  the  eventual  end  of  dual  features— a  long  standing  horror 
among  critics. 

Question  VIII 

Does  your  paper  give  preference  to  motion  picture  stories  and  art  originating  with  news 
services  and  syndicates,  to  publicity  supplied   by  studio  publicity   departments  or   to 
material  you   develop   locally? 
Material  developed  locally  by  critics  is  given  top  preference  by  motion  picture  editors,  while 
radio  commentators  depend  equally  on  news  services  and  studio  publicity  for  their  information, 
using  little  self-developed  material. 

Breakdown  shows  that  38  per  cent  of  newspaper  editors  prefer  local  material,  30  per  cent 
favor  the  syndicates  and  news  services,  12  per  cent  like  studio  matter  and  17  per  cent  concede 
that  they  use  all  mediums  as  background  information  or  in  some  other  way. 

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JOHN   CROMWELL 

Directed 

"SINCE  YOU  WENT  AWAY" 

A  Selznick  International  Picture 
and 

"THE  ENCHANTED  COTTAGE" 

An  RKO  Radio  Picture 


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NEW   YORK  FILM 
CRITICS'   AWARDS 


1944 

Best  Motion  Picture:  "Going  M\  Wa\"  (Para 
mount). 

Best  Male  Performance:  Barry  Fitzgerald, 
"Going  My  Way." 

Best  Feminine  Performance:  Tallulah  Bank- 
head,   "Lifeboat"    (20th-Fox). 

Best  Direction:  Leo  McCarey,  "Going  My 
Way." 

Special  Award:  U.  S.  Army  for  its  factual 
films,  with  specific  commendation  for 
"Memphis  Belle"  and  "Attack." 

1943 

Best  Motion  Picture:    "Watch  on  the  Rhine" 

(Warners). 
Best  Male  Performance:  Paul  Lukas,  "Watch 

on  the  Rhine"   (Warners). 
Best   Feminine   Performance:       Ida    Lupino, 

"The  Hard  Way"    (Warners). 
Best  Direction:     George  Stevens,  "The  More 

the  Merrier"   (Columbia). 
Special  Award:    U.  S.  Army  Signal  Corps,  for 

its   fact   films   and   for   "Report   from    the 

Aleutians." 

1942 

Best  Motion  Picture:  "In  Which  We  Serve" 
(UA-Noel  Coward). 

Best  Male  Performance:  James  Cagney,  "Yan- 
kee Doodle  Dandy"   (Warner  Bros.). 

Best  Feminine  Performance:  Agnes  Moore- 
head,  "The  Magnificent  Ambersons"  (RKO- 
Orson  Welles). 

Best  Direction:  John  Farrow,  "Wake  Island" 
(Paramount). 

1941 

Best  Motion  Picture:  "Citizen  Kane"  (RKO- 
Mercury). 

Best  Male  Performance:  Gary  Cooper,  "Ser- 
geant York"    (Warners). 

Best  Feminine  Performance:  Joan  Fontaine 
"Suspicion"    (RKO  Radio). 

Best  Direction:  John  Ford,  "How  Green  Was 
My  Valley"   (20th  Century-Fox). 

1940 

Best  Motion  Picture:  "The  Grapes  of  Wrath" 

(20th  Century-Fox). 
Best   Male   Performance:    Charles   Chaplin*, 

"The  Great   Dictator"    (UA-Chaplin). 


Best  Feminine  Performance:  Katharine  Hep- 
burn, "The  Philadelphia  Story"    (M-G-M). 

Best  Direction:  John  Ford,  "The  Grapes  of 
Wrath." 

Best  Foreign  Film:  "The  Baker's  Wife" 
(Baker's  Wife,  Inc). 


Award  refused. 


1939 


Best  Motion  Picture:  "Wuthering  Heights" 
(UA-Goldwyn). 

Best  Male  Performance:  James  Stewart,  "Mr. 
Smith  Goes  to  Washington"    (Columbia). 

Best  Feminine  Performance:  Vivien  Leigh, 
"Gone  With  the  Wind"  (M-G-M-Selznick 
International). 

Best  Direction:  John  Ford,  "Stagecoach" 
(UA-Wanger). 

Best  Foreign  Film:  "Harvest"  (French  Cin- 
ema Center). 

1938 

Best  Motion  Picture:  "The  Citadel" 
(M-G-M). 

Best  Male  Performance:  James  Cagney,  "An- 
gels  With   Dirty   Faces"    (Warners). 

Best  Feminine  Performance:  Margaret  Sul- 
lavan,  "Three  Comrades"    (M-G-M). 

Best  Direction:  Alfred  Hitchcock,  "The  Lady 
Vanishes"     (Gaumont-British). 

Best  Foreign  Film:  "Grand  Illusion"  (World). 

1937 

"The   Life   of   Emile 


Paul    Muni,   "The 


Best    Motion    Picture: 

Zola"    (Warners). 
Best   Male   Performance: 

Life  of  Emile  Zola." 
Best    Feminine    Performance:    Greta    Garbo, 

"Camille"  (M-G-M). 
Best    Direction:    Gregory    La    Cava,    "Stage 

Door"    (RKO-Radio). 
Best  Foreign  Film:  "Mayerling"    (Pax  Film). 


1936 


to 


Best   Motion    Picture:    "Mr.    Deeds    Goes 

Town"    (Columbia). 
Best    Male    Performance:     Walter     Huston, 

"Dodsworth"    (UA-Goldwyn). 
Best   Feminine   Performance:    Luise   Rainer, 

"The  Great  Ziegfeld"   (M-G-M). 
Best   Direction:    Rouben    Mamoulian,    "The 

Gay  Desperado"   (UA-Lasky). 
Best  Foreign  Film:  "La  Kermese  Herioque" 

(American-Tobis). 


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ARTHUR  HORNBLOW,  Jr. 


METRO-GOLD  ¥YN  -MAYER 


1944  TEN  BEST 
PICTURES: 


W^ELECTED  by  479  representative  critics  and  commentators 
of  newspapers,  magazines,  syndicates,  and  radio  stations  in  the 
23rd  annual  poll  conducted  by  The  Film  Daily. 

Picture  Distributor  Votes 

Going  My  Way Paramount 428 

The  Song  of  Bernadette 20th  Century-Fox 325 

Since  You  Went  Away UA-Selznick   231 

Madame   Curie    M-G-M    207 

Dragon   Seed    M-G-M    191 

The  White  Cliffs  of  Dover M-G-M    190 

Gaslight M-G-M    187 

A  Guy  Named  Joe M-G-M    175 

The  Story  of  Dr.  Wassell Paramount 161 

Lifeboat 20th  Century-Fox 154 

THE  HONOR  ROLL 


Picture  and  Distributor  lotes 

Lassie  Come  Home    (M-G-M) 152 

Double   Indemnity    (Paramount) 133 

Arsenic  and  Old  Lace    (Warners) 123 

The   Miracle   of   Morgan's   Creek    (Para- 
mount)    117 

Destination   Tokyo    (Warners) 103 

Mr.  Skeffington    (Warners) 98 

See  Here,  Private  Hargrove  (M-G-M) 88 

Jane  Eyre  (20th-Fox) 85 

The  Sullivans   (20th-Fox) 85 

The   Adventures  of  Mark  Twain    (War- 
ners)      81 

Cover   Girl     (Columbia) 70 

Lady  in  the  Dark  (Paramount) 68 

Two  Girls  and  a  Sailor  (M-G-M) 65 

Home  in  Indiana  (20th-Fox) 63 

Up  in  Arms   (RKO-Goldwyn) 61 

Hail  the  Conquering  Hero   (Paramount).  60 

Guadalcanal  Diary    (20th-Fox) 53 

None  But  the  Lonely  Heart  (RKO) 51 

Thousands  Cheer   (M-G-M) 49 

The  Purple  Heart    (20th-Fox) 47 

Old  Acquaintance  (Warners) 44 

The  Eve  of  St.  Mark  (20th -Fox) 42 

Lost  Angel   (M-G-M) 42 

The   Uninvited    (Paramount) 40 

Janie    (Warners)   38 


Picture  and  Distributor  Votes 

An  American  Romance  (M-G-M) 36 

Casanova  Brown   (RKO-International). . .  30 

The  Lodger  (20th-Fox) 29 

Happy  Land   (20th-Fox) 27 

The  North  Star    (RKO-Goldwyn) 25 

Flesh  and  Fantasy    (Universal) 23 

Bathing  Beauty    (M-G-M) 20 

Tender  Comrade    (RKO) 18 

Wing  and  a  Prayer   (20th-Fox) 18 

Christmas  Holiday   (Universal) 17 

Passage  to  Marseille  (Warners) 16 

The  Mask  of  Dimitrios    (Warners) 15 

Between  Two  Worlds   (Warners) 14 

In  Our  Time    (Warners) 14 

Phantom  Lady  (Universal) 14 

The  Woman  in  the  Window  (RKO-Inter- 
national)      14 

Buffalo  Bill   (20th-Fox) 13 

The  Impatient  Years    (Columbia) 13 

Once  Upon  a  Time   (Columbia) 13 

Kismet   (M-G-M) 12 

Show  Business   (RKO) 12 

Shine  On,  Harvest  Moon  (  Warners) 11 

Address  Unknown   (Columbia) 10 

The    Bridge    of    San    Luis    Rey     (UA- 

Bogeaus)    10 

The  Hitler  Gang    (Paramount) 10 


99 


LEO   McCAREY 
W 

Producer-Director 

"GOING    MY    WAY" 

(Paramount   Release) 


IN  PRODUCTION 

"The  Bells  of  St.  Mary's" 

A   Rainbow   Production 
(RKO  Release) 


100 


w 


"Going  My 
way" 

A  Paramount  Picture 


CREDITS;  Executive  Producer,  B.  G.  DeSylva;  Producer-Director,  Leo  McCarey;  Screenplay, 
Frank  Butler,  Frank  Cavett;  Story,  Leo  McCarey;  Director  of  Photography,  Lionel  Lindon;  Art 
Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  William  Flannery;  Special  Photographic  Effects,  Gordon  Jennings;  Editor, 
Leroy  Stone;  Costumes,  Edith  Head;  Makeup  Artist,  Wally  Westmore;  Sound  Recording,  Gene 
Merritt,  John  Cope;  Set  Decorator,  Steve  Seymour;  Music  Director,  Robert  Emmett  Dolan;  Vocal 
Arrangements,  Joseph  J.  Lilley;  Music  Associate,  Troy  Sanders;  Songs,  "Day  After  Tomorrow," 
"Would  You  Like  to  Swing  on  a  Star?"  and  "Going  My  Way,"  by  Johnny  Burke  and  James 
van  Heusen. 

CAST:  Bing  Crosby,  Rise  Stevens,  Barry  Fitzgerald,  James  Brown,  Jean  Heather,  Eily 
Malyon,  Frank  McHugh,  Stanley  Clements,  Gene  Lockhart,  Porter  Hall,  Fortunio  Bonanova. 


One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 

101 


Be 


ihe  Song  of 
Bernaaette  n 

A  20th  Century-Fox  Picture 


CREDITS:  Director,  Henry  King;  Producer,  William  Perlberg;  Screenplay,  George  Seaton; 
Novel,  Franz  Werfel;  Music,  Alfred  Newman;  Director  of  Photography,  Arthur  Miller;  Art 
Directors,  James  Basevi,  William  Darling;  Set  Decorator,  Thomas  Little;  Associate,  Frank  E. 
Hughes;  Film  Editor,  Barbara  McLean;  Costumes,  Rene  Hubert;  Special  Photographic  Effects, 
Fred  Sersen;  Makeup  Artist,  Guy  Pearce;  Sound,  Alfred  Bruzlin,  Roger  Heman;  Orchestral 
Arrangements,  Edward  Powell. 

CAST:  Jennifer  Jones,  William  Eythe,  Charles  Bickford,  Vincent  Price,  Lee  J.  Cobb,  Gladys 
Cooper,  Anne  Revere,  Roman  Bohnen,  Mary  Anderson,  Patricia  Morison,  Aubrey  Mather, 
Charles  Dingle,  Edith  Barrett,  Sig  Ruman,  Blanche  Yurka,  Ermadean  Walters,  Marcel  Dalio, 
Pedro  De  Cordoba,  Jerome  Cowan,  Charles  Waldron,  Moroni  Olsen,  Nana  Bryant,  Manart 
Kippen,  Merrill  Rodin,  Nino  Pipitone,  Jr.,  John  Maxwell  Hayes,  Jean  Del  Val,  Nestor  Paiva, 
Tala  Birell,  Eula  Morgan,  Alan  Napier,  Dorothy  Shearer,  Frank  Reicher,  Charles  La  Tone. 
Nino  Pipitone,  St.,  Edwin  Stanley,  Lionel  Braham,  Ian  Wolfe,  Andre  Chariot. 


One  of  THE  FILM  DAMLY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 

103 


IRVING  PICHEL 


Director 


"AND  NOW  TOMORROW" 


"A  MEDAL  FOR  BENNY" 


"COLONEL  EFFINGHAM'S  RAID" 


104 


^  m 


A 


S3****" " 


Since  You  Went  Away" 

A  David  O.  Selznick  Picture 
Released  through  United  Artists 

CREDIXSs  Producer,  David  O.  Selznick;  Director,  John  Cromwell;  Screenplay,  David  O. 
Selznick;  Production  Designer,  William  L.  Pereira;  Photography,  Stanley  Cortez,  Lee  Garmes; 
Music,  Max  Steiner;  Associate,  Louis  Forbes;  Settings,  Mark  Lee  Kirk;  Special  Effects,  Jack 
Cosgrove;  Associate,  Clarence  Slifer;  Supervising  Film  Editor,  Hal  C.  Kern;  Sound  Editor, 
Charles  L.  Freeman;  Interior  Decorations,  Victor  A.  Gangelin;  Recorder,  Percy  Townsend; 
Technical  Advisor,  Lt.  Col.  J.  G.  Taylor,  USA;  Dance  Director,  Charles  Walters;  Make-up  Super- 
visor, Robert  Stephanoff;   Wardrobe  Director,  Elmer  Ellsworth;  Associate,  Adele  Sadler. 

CAST:  Claudette  Colbert,  Jennifer  Jones,  Shirley  Temple,  Joseph  Cotten,  Lionel  Barrymore, 
Robert  Walker,  Monty  Woolley,  Hattie  McDaniel,  Jane  Devlin,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Gordon  Oliver, 
Agnes  Moorehead,  Robert  Anderson,  Irving  Bacon,  Aileen  Pringle,  Charles  Williams,  Wallis  Clark, 
Neila  Hart,  Leonide  Mostovoy,  Dorothy  Garner,  James  Carlisle,  George  Chandler,  John  A. 
James,  Mary  Anne  Durkin,  Joyce  Home,  Anne  Gillis,  Grady  Sutton,  Ruth  Valmy,  Jackie  Moran, 
Buddy  Gorman,  Patricia  Peters,  Andrew  McLaglen,  Addison  Richards,  George  Lloyd,  Barbara 
Pepper,  Guy  Madison,  Jill  Warren,  Byron  Foulger,  Harry  Hayden,  Edwin  Maxwell,  Russell  Hoyt, 
Loudie  Claar,  Don  Najarian,  Helen  Koford,  Florence  Bates,  Conrad  Binyon,  Theodore  Von  Eltz, 
Adeline  de  Walt  Reynolds,  Christopher  Adams,  Jimmy  Dodd,  Martha  Outlaw,  Verna  Knopf, 
Robert  Cherry,  Kirk  Barron,  Earl  Jacobs,  Cecil  Ballerino,  Jack  Gardner,  Doodles  Weaver,  Dorothy 
Adams,  James  Westerfield,  Warren  Hymer,  Paul  Esburg,  Richard  C.  Wood,  Ralph  Reed,  Willard 
Jillson,  Dorothy  Mann,  Peggy  Maley,  Robert  Johnson,  Dorothy  Dandridge,  Shelby  Bacon,  Eddie 
Hall,  Warren  Burr,  Lela  Bliss,  Eilene  Janssen,  Harlan  Miller,  Mrs.  Ray  Feldman,  Neyle  Marx, 
Johnny  Bond,  Ruth  Roman,  Betsy  Howard,  Stephene  Wayne,  William  B.  Davidson,  Tom  Dawson, 
Marilyn  Hare,  Jonathan  Hale,  Walter  Baldwin,  Eric  Sinclair,  Craig  Stevens,  Albert  Basserman, 
Jerry  Revell,  Nazimova,  Jimmy  demons,  Jr.,  Keenan  Wynn. 

•        One  of  THE  FIIM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944        « 

,105 


WILLIAM  A.  SEITER 


Director 


"BELLE  OF  THE  YUKON" 


"IT'S  A  PLEASURE" 


"AFFAIRS  OF  SUSAN" 


106 


"Madame 

Ci     .  » 
urie 

An  M-G-M  Picture 


CREDITS?  Director,  Mervyn  LeRoy;  Producer,  Sidney  Franklin;  Screenplay,  Paul  Osborn, 
Paul  H.  Rameau;  Book,  Eve  Curie;  Narrator,  James  Hilton;  Director  of  Photography,  Joseph 
Ruttenberg;  Musical  Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Recording  Director,  Douglas  Shearer;  Art  Director, 
Cedric  Gibbons;  Associate,  Paul  Groesse;  Set  Decorations,  Edwin  B.  Willis;  Associate,  Hugh  Hunt; 
Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe;  Costume  Supervision,  Irene;  Associate,  Sharaff;  Men's 
Costumes,  Gile  Steele;  Make-Up,  Jack  Dawn;  Film  Editor,  Harold  F.  Kress. 


4MI 


CAST:  Greer  Garson,  Walter  Pidgeon,  Henry  Travers,  Albert  Basserman,  Robert  Walker, 
C.  Aubrey  Smith,  Dame  May  Whitty,  Victor  Francen,  Elsa  Basserman,  Reginald  Owen,  Van 
Johnson,  Margaret  O'Brien. 

•        One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944        • 

107 


IRVING  CUMMINGS 


"SWEET  ROSIE  O'GRADY" 

(Betty  Grable-Robert  Young) 


"WHAT  A  WOMAN  I" 

(Rosalind   Russell-Brian  Aherne) 


"THE  IMPATIENT  YEARS" 


108 


AV». 


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• 


"Dragon 
Seed" 

An  m-G-M  Picture 


CREDITS:  Directors,  Jack  Conway,  Harold  S.  Bucquet;  Producer,  Pandro  S.  Berman; 
Screenplay,  Marguerite  Roberts,  Jane  Murfin;  Novel,  Pearl  S.  Buck;  Director  of  Photography, 
Sidney  Wagner;  Musical  Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Recording  Director,  Douglas  Shearer;  Art 
Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Lyle  R.  Wheeler;  Set  Decorations,  Edwin  B.  Willis;  Associate,  Hugh 
Hunt;  Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe;  Costume  Supervisor,  Irene;  Costume  Designer, 
Valles;  Make-Up,  Jack  Dawn;  Film  Editor,  Harold  F.  Kress. 


CAST:  Katharine  Hepburn,  Walter  Huston,  Aline  MacMahon,  Akim  Tamiroff,  Turhan  Bey, 
Hurd  Hatfield,  J.  Carrol  Naish,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Henry  Travers,  Robert  Bice,  Robert  Lewis, 
Frances  Rafferty,  Jacqueline  De  Wit,  Clarence  Lung,  Paul  E.  Burns,  Anna  Demetrio. 


One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 

109 


,i 


ROWLAND  V.  LEE 


THE  BRIDGE  OF  SAN  LUIS  REY' 


CAPTAIN  KIDDJ 


110 


of  Dover" 

An  M-G-M  Picture 


CREDITS!  Director,  Clarence  Brown;  Producer,  Sidney  Franklin;  Screenplay,  Claudine 
West,  Jan  Lustig,  George  Froeschel;  Based  on  the  poem  by  Alice  Duer  Miller;  Additional  poetry 
for  the  picture,  Robert  Nathan;  Director  of  Photography,  George  Folsey;  Musical  Score,  Herbert 
Stothart;  Art  Director,  Cedric  Gibbons;  Associate,  Randall  Buell;  Set  Decorations,  Edwin  B. 
Willis;  Associate,  Jacques  Mersereau;  Special  Effects,  Arnold  Gillespie,  Warren  Newcombe; 
Costume  Supervision,  Irene;  Men's  Costumes,  Gile  Steele;  Make-Up,  Jack  Dawn;  Technical 
Advisor,  Maj.  Cyrl  Seys  Ramsey-Hill;  Film  Editor,  Robert  J.  Kern;  Recording  Director,  Douglas 
Shearer. 


CAST:  Irene  Dunne,  Alan  Marshal,  Roddy  McDowall,  Frank  Morgan,  Van  Johnson,  C. 
Aubrey  Smith,  Dame  May  Whitty,  Gladys  Cooper,  Peter  Lawford,  John  Warburton,  Jill 
Esmond,  Brenda  Forbes,  Norma  Varden. 

•        One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944        • 

ill 


RICHARD  WALLACE 


Director 


"BRIDE  BY  MISTAKE" 

"IT'S  IN  THE  BAG" 

"KISS  AND  TELL" 


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112 


4    " 


"Gaslight" 


An  M-G-M  Picture 


CREDITS:  Director,  George  Cukor;  Producer,  Arthur  Hornblow,  Jr.;  Screenplay,  John  Van 
Druten,  Walter  Reisch,  John  L.  Balderston;  Play,  Patrick  Hamilton;  Director  of  Photography, 
Joseph  Ruttenberg;  Musical  Score,  Bronislau  Kaper;  Piano  Solos,  Jakob  Girapel;  Art  Director, 
Cedric  Gibbons;  Associate,  William  Ferrari;  Set  Decorations,  Edwin  B.  Willis;  Associate,  Paul 
Huldschinsky;  Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe;  Costume  Supervision,  Irene;  Associate,  Marion 
Herwood;  Make-Up,  Jack  Dawn;  Film  Editor,  Ralph  E.  Winters;  Recording  Director,  Douglas 
Shearer. 


CAST:  Charles  Boyer,  Ingrid  Bergman,  Joseph  Cotten,  Dame  May  Whitty,  Angela  Lansbury, 
Barbara  Everest,  Emil  Rameau,  Edmund  Breon,  Halliwell  Hobbes,  Tom  Stevenson,  Heather 
Thatcher,  Lawrence  Grossmith,  Jakob  Gimpel. 


One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944 


113 


HARRY    A.    SHERMAN 

PRODUCTIONS 


114 


£. 


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Named  Joe 

An  JW-G-JW  Picture 


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CREDITS:  Director,  Victor  Fleming;  Producer,  Everett  Riskin;  Screenplay,  Dalton  Trumbo; 
Adaptation,  Frederick  Hazlitt  Brennan;  Original  Story,  Chandler  Sprague,  David  Boehm;  Direc- 
tors of  Photography,  George  Folsey,  Karl  Freund;  Musical  Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Technical 
Advisor,  Maj.  Edward  G.  Hillery,  USAAC;  Recording  Director,  Douglas  Shearer;  Art  Director, 
Cedric  Gibbons;  Associate,  Lyle  Wheeler;  Set  Decorations,  Edwin  B.  Willis;  Associate,  Ralph 
Hurst;  Special  Effects,  Arnold  Gillespie,  Donald  Jahraus.  Warren  Newcombe;  Costume  Supen'isor, 
Irene;  Film  Editor,  Frank  Sullivan. 


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CAST:    Spencer    Tracy,    Irene    Dunne,    Van    Johnson,    Ward    Bond,    James    Gleason,    Lionel 
Barrvmore.  Barrv  Nelson,  Esther  Williams,  Henrv  O'Neill,  Don  De  Fore,  Charles  Smith. 

•        One  of  THE  FILM  DAILY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944        • 

115 


lhe  Story  of 
Dr.  Wassell" 

A  Paramount  Picture 


CREDITS?  Producer-Director,  Cecil  B.  DeMille;  Directors  of  Photography,  Victor  Milner, 
William  Snyder;  Technical  Director,  Natalie  Kalmus;  Associate,  Robert  Brower;  Special  Photo- 
graphic Effects,  Gordon  Jennings;  Process  Photography,  Farciot  Edouart,  Wallace  Kelley;  Tech- 
nical Supervisor,  Lt.  Com.  H.  D.  Smith,  USN  (Ret.);  Music  Score,  Victor  Young;  Art  Directors, 
Hans  Dreier,  Roland  Anderson;  Editor,  Anne  Bauchens;  Sound  Recording,  Hugo  Granzbach, 
John  Cope;  Costumes,  Natalie  Visart;  Make-Up  Supervision,  Edwin  Maxwell;  Set  Decorator, 
George  Sawley;  Screenplay,  Alan  LeMay,  Charles  Bennett;  Associate  Producer,  Sidney  Biddell; 
Second  Unit  Director,  Arthur  Rosson. 


CAST:  Gary  Cooper,  Laraine  Day,  Signe  Hasso,  Dennis  O'Keefe,  Carol  Thurston,  Carl  Esmond, 
Paul  Kelly,  Elliott  Reid,  Stanley  Ridges,  Renny  McEvoy,  Oliver  Thorndike,  Philip  Ahn, 
Barbara  Britton. 


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EDGAR  G.  ULMER 

Directed 

"BLUEBEARD" 
"STRANGE  ILLUSION" 


Under  Contract  To 
Producers  Releasing  Corp. 


118 


"Ujeboat" 


A  20th  Century-Fox  Picture 


CREDITS:  Director,  Alfred  Hitchcock;  Producer,  Kenneth  Macgowan;  Author,  John 
Steinbeck;  Screenplay,  Jo  Swerling;  Director  of  Photography,  Glen  MacWilliams;  Art  Directors, 
James  Basevi,  Maurice  Ransford;  Set  Decorator,  Thomas  Little;  Associate,  Frank  E.  Hughes; 
Film  Editor,  Dorothy  Spencer;  Costumes,  Rene  Hubert;  Make-Up  Artist,  Guy  Pearce;  Special 
Photographic  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Technical  Advisor,  Thomas  Fitzsimmons;  Sound,  Bernard 
Freericks,  Roger  Heman;  Music,  Hugo  W.  Friedhofer;  Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman. 


CAST:  Tallulah  Bankhead,  William  Bendix,  Walter  Slezak,  Mary  Anderson,  John  Hodiak, 
Henry  Hull,  Heather  Angel,  Hume  Cronyn,  Canada  Lee. 


•       One  of  THE  FILM  DAMKY  Ten  Best  Pictures  of  1944        • 


119 


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MICHAEL  CURTIZ 


Director 


'JANIE" 


'ROUGHLY   SPEAKING' 


"MILDRED  PIERCE" 

In  Preparation 

"NIGHT  AND  DAY' 
Warner  Bros. 


120 


THE  TEN  BEST 

OF  OTHER  YEARS 


1943 

Random  Harvest— 305  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Ronald  Colman,  Greer  Garson;  Direc- 
tor: Mervyn  LeRoy. 

For  Whom  the  Bell  Tolls-285  votes;  Dist.: 
Paramount;  Stars:  Gary  Cooper,  Ingrid 
Bergman;  Director:  Sam  Wood. 

Yankee  Doodle  Dandy— 285  votes;  Dist.:  War- 
ners; Star:  James  Cagney;  Director:  Michael 
Curtiz. 

rhis  Is  the  Army— 276  votes;  Dist.:  Warners; 
Director:  Michael  Curtiz. 

Casablanca— 259  votes;  Dist.:  Warners;  Stars: 
Humphrey  Bogart,  Ingrid  Bergman;  Direc- 
tor: Michael  Curtiz. 

The  Human  Comedy— 241  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Stars:  Mickey  Rooney,  Frank  Mor- 
gan; Director:  Clarence  Brown. 

Watch  on  the  Rhine- -220  votes;  Dist.:  War- 
ners; Stars:  Bette  Davis,  Paul  Lukas;  Di- 
rector: Herman  Schumlin. 

In  Which  We  Serve-208  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists;  Star:  Noel  Coward;  Directors:  Noel 
Coward,  David  Lean. 

So  Proudly  We  Hail!— 201  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; Stars:  Claudette  Colbert,  Paulette 
Goddard,  Veronica  Lake;  Director:  Mark 
Sandrich. 

Stage  Door  Canteen— 162  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists  (Sol  Lesser);  Director:  Frank 
Borzage. 

1942 

Mrs.  Miniver— 555  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Greer  Garson,  Walter  Pidgeon;  Di- 
rector: William  Wyler. 

How  Green  Was  My  Valley— 500  votes;  Dist.: 
20th  Century-Fox;  Stars:  Walter  Pidgeon, 
Maureen  O'Hara,  Donald  Crisp;  Director: 
John  Ford. 

Kings  Row— 269  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.; 
Stars:  Ann  Sheridan,  Robert  Cummings, 
Ronald  Reagan,  Betty  Field;  Director:  Sam 
Wood. 

Wake  Island— 260  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Stars:  Brian  Donlevy,  Robert  Preston,  Mac- 
donald  Carey;  Director:  John  Farrow. 

The  Pride  of  the  Yankees— 241  votes;  Dist.: 
RKO      (Samuel     Goldwyn);     Stars:     Gary 


Cooper,  Teresa  Wright;  Director:  Sam 
Wood. 

The  Man  Who  Came  to  Dinner— 238  votes; 
Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Stars:  Monty  Woolley, 
Bette  Davis,  Ann  Sheridan;  Director:  Wil- 
liam Keighley. 

One  Foot  in  Heaven— 197  votes;  Dist.:  War- 
ner Bros.;  Stars:  Fredric  March,  Martha 
Scott;  Director:  Irving  Rapper. 

Suspicion— 197  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio: 
Stars:  Cary  Grant,  Joan  Fontaine;  Director: 
Alfred  Hitchcock. 

Woman  of  the  Year— 185  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Spencer  Tracy,  Katharine  Hepburn; 
Director:  George  Stevens. 

The  Pied  Piper— 176  votes;  Dist.:  20th  Cen- 
tury-Fox; Stars:  Monty  Woolley,  Roddy 
McDowall;  Director:  Irving  Pichel. 

1941 

Gone  With  The  Wind— 452  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M  (Selznick  International);  Stars: 
Clark  Gable,  Vivien  Leigh,  Thomas  Mit- 
chell, Olivia  de  Havilland,  Leslie  Howard; 
Director:  Victor  Fleming. 

Sergeant  York— 413  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.; 
Star:  Gary  Cooper;  Director:  Howard 
Hawks. 

The  Philadelphia  Story— 358  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Stars:  Katharine  Hepburn,  Cary 
Grant,  James  Stewart;  Director:  George 
Cukor. 

Citizen  Kane-341  votes;  Dist.:  RKO;  Star: 
Orson  Welles;  Director:  Orson  Welles. 

Here  Comes  Mr.  Jordan— 248  votes;  Dist.: 
Columbia;  Star:  Robert  Montgomery;  Di- 
rector, Alexander  Hall. 

The  Little  Foxes-243  votes;  Dist.:  RKO; 
Star:  Bette  Davis;  Director:  William  Wyler. 

Kitty  Foyle-233  votes;  Dist.:  RKO;  Star: 
Ginger  Rogers;  Director:  Sam  Wood. 

The  Great  Dictator- 229  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists;  Star:  Charles  Chaplin;  Director: 
Charles  Chaplin. 

Meet  John  Doe— 218  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 
Bros.;  Stars:  Gary  Cooper,  Barbara  Stan- 
wyck; Director:  Frank  Capra. 

Blossoms  in  the  Dust— 153  votes;  Dist.:  M- 
G-M;  Star:  Greer  Garson;  Director:  Mervyn 
LeRov. 


121 


The   PRODUCER-DIRECTOR 
Of  "ECSTASY"  And  Other 

Sensational  European  Pictures 

GUSTAV  MACHATY 

PRESENTS 

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MM,QM$Y 

Starring  John  Loder,  Karen  Morley,  Jane  Randolph, 

With    Hugo    Haas    and    Nils   Asther) 

Based  on   an   Original    Idea   by   Dalton  Trumbo 

Screenplay   By  Arnold   Phillips 

MUSICAL  THEME  SONG  BY  HANS  EISLER 

SPECIAL  THEME  SONG  BY  RUDOLPH   FRIML 


122 


1940 

Rebecca— 391  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Stars:  Laurence  Olivier,  Joan  Fontaine; 
Director:    Alfred   Hitchcock. 

The  Grapes  of  Wrath- 367  votes;  Dist.:  20th 
Century-Fox;  Stars:  Henry  Fonda,  Jane 
Darwell;  Director:  John  Ford. 

Ninotchka— 269  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Greta  Garbo,  Melvyn  Douglas;  Director: 
Ernst  Lubitsch. 

Foreign  Correspondent— -247  votes;  Dist.: 
United  Artists;  Stars:  Joel  McCrea,  Laraine 
Day;    Director:    Alfred   Hitchcock. 

All  This,  And  Heaven  Too— 230  votes;  Dist.: 
Warner  Bros.;  Stars:  Bette  Davis,  Charles 
Boyer;    Director:   Anatole  Litvak. 

Abe  Lincoln  in  Illinois— 221  votes;  Dist.:  RKO 
Radio;  Star:  Raymond  Massey;  Director: 
John   Cromwell. 

Boom  Town— 215  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Clark  Gable,  Spencer  Tracy,  Claudette  Col- 
bert, Hedy  Lamarr;  Director:  Jack  Con- 
way. 

Northwest  Passage— 198  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Spencer  Tracy,  Robert  Young;  Direc- 
tor: King  Vidor. 

Our  Town— 198  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Stars:  William  Holden,  Martha  Scott; 
Director:   Sam  Wood. 

The  Mortal  Storm-172  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Margaret  Sullivan,  James  Stewart; 
Director:   Frank  Borzage. 

1939 

Goodbye,  Mr.  Chips— 472  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Robert  Donat,  Greer  Garson;  Direc- 
tor: Sam  Wood;  Produced  in  England. 

Mr.  Smith  Goes  to  Washington— 433  votes; 
Dist.:  Columbia;  Stars:  Jean  Arthur,  James 
Stewart;    Producer-Director:    Frank   Capra. 

Pygmalion— 349  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Leslie  Howard,  Wendy  Hiller;  Directors: 
Anthony  Asquith,  Leslie  Howard;  Produced 
in  England. 

Wuthering  Heigh ts— 283  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists  (Goldwyn);  Stars:  Merle  Oberon, 
Laurence  Olivier,  David  Niven;  Director: 
William   Wyler. 

Dark  Victory— 280  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.; 
Star:  Bette  Davis;  Director:  Edmund 
Goulding. 

The  Women-254  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Norma  Shearer,  Joan  Crawford,  Rosalind 
Russell;   Director:   George  Cukor. 

The  Wizard  of  Oz-244  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Judy  Garland,  Frank  Morgan,  Ray 
Bolger,  Bert  Lahr,  Jack  Haley;  Director: 
Victor  Fleming. 

Juarez— 216  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Stars: 
Paul  Muni,  Bette  Davis;  Director:  William 
Dieterle. 


Stanley  and  Livingstone— 213  Votes;  Dist.: 
20th  Century-Fox;  Stars:  Spencer  Tracy, 
Nancy  Kelly,  Richard  Greene;  Director: 
Henry  King. 

The  Old  Maid— 166  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 
Bros.;  Stars:  Bette  Davis,  Miriam  Hopkins; 
Director:    Edmund  Goulding. 

1938 

Snow  White  and  The  Seven  Dwarfs— 419 
votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio;  Producer:  Walt 
Disney;  Cartoon. 

You  Can't  Take  It  With  You— 372  votes; 
Dist.:  Columbia;  Stars:  Jean  Arthur,  Lionel 
Barrymore,  James  Stewart,  Edward  Arnold; 
Director:  Frank  Capra. 

Alexander's  Ragtime  Band— 324  votes;  Dist.: 
20th  Century-Fox;  Stars:  Tyrone  Power, 
Alice  Faye,  Don  Ameche;  Director:  Henry 
King. 

Boys  Town— 313  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Spencer  Tracy,  Mickey  Rooney;  Director: 
Norman  Taurog. 

Marie  Antoinette— 287  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Norma  Shearer,  Tyrone  Power;  Di- 
rector: W.  S.  Van  Dyke,  II. 

In  Old  Chicago-243  votes;  Dist.:   20th  Cen 
tury  Fox;  Stars:  Tyrone  Power,  Alice  Faye, 
Don  Ameche;  Director:  Henry  King. 

The  Adventures  of  Robin  Hood— 218  votes; 
Dist.:  Warners;  Star:  Errol  Flynn;  Direc- 
tors: Michael  Curtiz,  William  Keighley. 

The  Citadet-210  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M  (Pro- 
duced in  England);  Stars:  Robert  Donat, 
Rosalind  Russell;  Director:  King  Vidor. 

Love  Finds  Andy  Hardy— 180  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Stars:  Mickey  Rooney,  Lewis 
Stone,  Judy  Garland,  Cecilia  Parker,  Fay 
Holden;  Director:  George  B.  Seitz. 

The  Hurricane— 172  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists (Samuel  Goldwyn);  Stars:  Dorothy 
Lamour,  Jon  Hall.  Mary  Astor;  Director: 
John  Ford. 

1937 

The  Life  of  Emile  Zola— 453  votes;  Dist.: 
Warner  Bros.;  Star:  Paul  Muni;  Director: 
William    Dieterle. 

The  Good  Earth-424  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Paul  Muni,  Luise  Rainer;  Director: 
Sidney  Franklin. 

Captains  Courageous— 380  votes;  Dist.:  M- 
G-M;  Stars:  Freddie  Bartholomew,  Spencer 
Tracy,  Lionel  Barrymore;  Director:  Victor 
Fleming. 

Lost  Horizon— 325  votes;  Dist.:  Columbia; 
Star:  Ronald  Colman;  Director:  Frank 
Capra. 

A  Star  Is  Born— 287  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists   (Selznick   International);   Stars:   Janet 


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Gaynor.  Fredric  March;  Director:  William 
A.  Wellman. 

Romeo  and  Juliet— 251  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Norma  Shearer,  Leslie  Howard;  Di- 
rector: George  Cukor. 

Stage  Door— 235  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio; 
Stars:  Katharine  Hepburn,  Ginger  Rogers, 
Adolphe  Menjou;  Director:  Gregory  La 
Cava. 

Dead  End— 197  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists 
(Samuel  Goldwyn);  Stars:  Sylvia  Sidney, 
Joel  McCrea;  Director:  William  Wyler. 

Winterset— 165  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio; 
Stars:  Burgess  Meredith,  Margo;  Director: 
Alfred  N.  Santell. 

The  Awful  Truth— 160  votes;  Dist.:  Colum- 
bia; Stars:  Irene  Dunne,  Cary  Grant;  Di- 
rector: Leo  McCarey. 

1936 

Mutiny    On    The  Bounty— 416   votes;    Dist.: 

M-G-M;    Stars:    Charles    Laughton,    Clark 

Gable,    Franchot    Tone;    Director    Frank 

Lloyd. 
Mr.  Deeds  Goes  to   Town— 372  votes;   Dist.: 

Columbia;    Star:    Gary    Cooper;    Director: 

Frank  Capra. 
The  Great  Ziegfeld—145  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 

Stars:   William  Powell,  Myrna  Loy,  Luise 

Rainer,  Frank    Morgan;    Director:    Robert 

Z.  Leonard. 
San    Francisco— 264    votes;     Dist.:     M-G-M; 

Stars:    Clark   Gable,  Jeanette   MacDonald, 

Spencer  Tracy;  Director:  W.  S.  Van  Dyke. 
Dodsworth— 254  votes;   Dist.:    United  Artists 

(Goldwyn);    Stars:    Walter    Huston,   Ruth 

Chatterton,  Mary  Astor,  Paul  Lukas,  David 

Niven;  Director:  William  Wyler. 
The  Story  of  Louis  Pasteur— 250  votes;  Dist.: 

Warner  Bros.;  Star:  Paul  Muni;  Director: 

William  Dieterle. 
A   Tale  of  Two  Cities— 235  votes;  Dist.:   M- 

G-M;  Star:  Ronald  Colman;  Director:  Jack 

Conway. 
Anthony    Adverse— 231    votes;    Dist.:    Warner 

Bros.;     Star:     Fredric     March;     Director: 

Mervyn  LeRoy. 
The  Green  Pastures— 197  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 

Bros.;   Directors:    Marc  Connelly,  William 

Keighley. 
A     Midsummer    Night's    Dream— 166    votes; 

Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Stars:  James  Cagney, 

Joe  E.  Brown,  Dick  Powell;  Directors:  Max 

Reinhardt,  William   Dieterle. 

1935 

David  Copperfield-339  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Freddie  Bartholomew,  W.  C.  Fields, 
Lionel  Barrymore;  Director:  George  Cukor. 


Lives  of  a  Bengal  Lancer,  The— 278  votes; 
Dist.:  Paramount;  Stars:  Gary  Cooper, 
Franchot  Tone,  Richard  Cromwell;  Di- 
rector: Henry  Hathaway. 

Informer ,The-256  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio; 
Star:  Victor  McLaglen;  Director:  John 
Ford. 

Naughty  Marietta— 250  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Jeanette  MacDonald,  Nelson  Eddy; 
Director:  W.  S.  Van  Dyke. 

Les  Miserables— 235  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists, (20th  Century);  Stars:  Fredric  March, 
Charles  Laughton,  Cedric  Hardwicke;  Di- 
rector: Richard  Boleslawski. 

Ruggles  of  Red  Gap- 222  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; Stars:  Charles  Laughton,  Mary  Bo- 
land,  Charles  Ruggles;  Director:  Leo  Mc- 
Carey. 

Top  Hat-174  Votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio; 
Stars:  Fred  Astaire,  Ginger  Rogers;  Direc- 
tor: Mark  Sandrich. 

Broadway  Melody  of  1936—166  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Stars:  Jack  Benny,  Eleanor  Pow- 
ell;  Director:   Roy  Del  Ruth. 

Roberta— 155  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio;  Stars: 
Irene  Dunne,  Fred  Astaire,  Ginger  Rogers; 
Director:  William  A.  Seiter. 

Anna  Karenina— 129  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Greta  Garbo,  Fredric  March;  Direc- 
tor: Clarence  Brown. 

1934 

The  Barrets  of  Wimpole  Street— 348  votes; 
Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars:  Norma  Shearer,  Fred- 
ric March,  Charles  Laughton;  Director: 
Sidney  Franklin. 

The  House  of  Rothschild- 338  votes;  Dist.: 
United  Artists;  Star:  George  Arliss;  Direc- 
tor: Alfred  Werker. 

It  Happened  One  Night— 281  votes;  Dist.: 
Columbia;  Stars:  Clark  Gable,  Claudette 
Colbert;  Director:  Frank  Capra. 

One  Night  of  Love— 265  votes;  Dist.:  Colum- 
bia; Star:  Grace  Moore;  Director:  Victor 
Schertzinger. 

Little  Women- 264  votes;  Dist.:  RKO  Radio; 
Star:  Katharine  Hepburn;  Director:  George 
Cukor. 

The  Thin  Man-249  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  William  Powell,  Myrna  Loy;  Direc- 
tor: W.  S.  Van  Dyke. 

Viva,  Villa!-188  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star: 
Wallace  Beery;  Director:  Jack  Conway. 

Dinner  at  Eight- 172  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Marie  Dressier,  John  Barrymore, 
Wallace  Beery,  Jean  Harlow,  Lionel  Barry- 
more, Lee  Tracy,  Edmund  Lowe;  Direc- 
tor:  George  Cukor. 

The  Count  of  Monte  Cristo— 145  votes; 
Dist.:  United  Artists;  Stars:  Robert  Donat, 
Elissa  Landi;  Director:  Rowland  V.  Lee. 

Berkeley  Square— 119  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars: 
Leslie  Howard,  Heather  Angel;  Director: 
Frank  Lloyd. 


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1933 

Cavalcade— 304  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars:  Clivc 
Brook,  Diana  Wynyard;  Director:  Frank 
Lloyd. 

42nd  Street— 209  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.; 
Stars:  Warner  Baxter,  Bebe  Daniels,  Ruby 
Keeler,  Dick  Powell;  Director:  Lloyd  Bacon. 

Private  Life  of  Henry  VIII— 187  votes;  Dist.: 
United  Artists;  Star:  Charles  Laugh  ton; 
Director:  Alexander  Korda;  Produced  in 
England.  * 

Lady  for  a  Day— ITS  votes;  Dist.:  Columbia; 
Director:   Frank  Capra. 

State  Fair— 169  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars:  Will 
Rogers,  Janet  Gaynor,  Lew  Ayres,  Sally 
Eilers;  Director:  Henry  King. 

A  Farewell  to  Arms— 167  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; Stars:  Helen  Hayes,  Gary  Cooper; 
Director:  Frank  Borzage. 

She  Done  Him  Wrong— 158  votes;  Dist.: 
Paramount;  Star:  Mae  West;  Director: 
Lowell  Sherman. 

I  Am  a  Fugitive  From  a  Chain  Gang— 156 
votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Star:  Paul 
Muni;  Director:  Mervyn  LeRoy. 

Maedchen  in  Uniform— 137  votes;  Dist.: 
Filmchoice;  Stars:  Dorothea  Wieck.  Hertha 
Thiele;  Director:  Leontine  Sagan;  Produced 
in  Germany. 

Rasputin  and  the  Empress— 128  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Stars:  John,  Ethel,  and  Lionel 
Barrymore;  Director:   Richard  Boleslawski. 

1932 

Grand  Hotel- 296  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Greta  Garbo,  John  Barrymore,  Joan  Craw- 
ford, Wallace  Beery,  Lionel  Barrymore, 
et  al;  Director:  Edmund  Goulding. 

The  Champ- -214  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Wallace  Beery,  Jackie  Cooper;  Director: 
King  Vidor. 

Arrow  smith— 192,  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Stars:  Ronald  Colman,  Helen  Hayes;  Di- 
rector: John  Ford. 

The  Guardsman— \1Q  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  Alfred  Lunt,  Lynn  Fontanne;  Direc- 
tor: Sidney  Franklin. 

Smilin'  Through— 168  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Star:  Norma  Shearer;  Director:  Sidney 
Franklin. 

Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mr.  Hyde— 161  votes;  Dist.: 
Paramount;  Star:  Fredric  March;  Director: 
Rouben  Mamoulian. 

Emma— 154  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star:  Marie 
Dressier;   Director:   Clarence  Brown. 

Bill  of  Divorcement— 141  votes;  Dist.:  RKO 
Radio;  Stars:  John  Barrymore,  Katharine 
Hepburn;  Director:  George  Cukor. 

Back  Street— 136  votes;  Dist.:  Universal;  Stars: 
Irene  Dunne,  John  Boles;  Director:  John 
M.  Stahl. 


Scarface— 135  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star:  Paul  Muni;  Director:  Howard  Hawks. 

1931 

Cimarron- 273  votes  Dist.:  RKO  Radio;  Star: 
Richard  Dix;  Director:   Wesley  Ruggles. 

Street  Scene— 200  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists' 
No  star;  Director:  King  Vidor. 

Skippy— 178  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount;  Star: 
Jackie  Cooper;  Director:  Norman  Taurog. 

Had  Girl— 172  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars:  James 
Dunn,  Sally  Eilers;  Director:  Frank  Bor- 
zage. 

Min  and  Bill— 464  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Marie  Dressier,  Wallace  Beery;  Director: 
George  Hill. 

Front  Page— 162  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
No  star;   Director:   Lewis  Milestone. 

Five  Star  Final— 138  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 
Bros;  Star:  Edward  G.  Robinson;  Direc- 
tor:   Mervyn  LeRoy. 

City  Lights— 128  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star  and  Director:  Charles  Chaplin. 

A  Free  Soul— 114  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star: 
Norma  Shearer;  Director:  Clarence  Brown. 

Sin  of  Madelon  Claudet— 99  votes;  Dist.: 
M-G-M;  Director:  Edgar  Selwyn. 

1930 

All  Quiet  on  the  Western  Front— 271  votes; 

Dist;    Universal;   No  star;   Director:   Lewis 

Milestone. 
Abraham    Lincoln— 167    votes;    Dist.:    United 

Artists;  No  star;  Director:  D.  W.  Griffith. 
Holiday— 166  votes;   Dist.:   Pathe;  Star:  Ann 

Harding;  Director:  Edward  H.  Griffith. 
Journey's  End— 151  votes;  Dist.:  Tiffany;  Star: 

Colin  Clive;  Director:  James  Whale. 
Anna  Christie— 141  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star: 

Greta  Garbo;  Director:  Clarence  Brown. 
The  Big  House- 141  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  No 

star;  Director:  George  Hill. 
With  Byrd  at  the  South  Pole— 121  votes;  Dist.: 

Paramount;  No  star  or  director. 
The  Divorcee— 94  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star: 

Norma  Shearer;  Director:  Robert  Z.  Leon- 
ard. 
Hell's  Angels— 91  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 

No  star;  Director:   «™«'ard  Hughes. 
Old  English— 87  votes;   Dist.:   Warner  Bros.; 

Star:    George    Arliss;    Director:    Alfred    E. 

Green. 

1929 

Disraeli— 192  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Star: 
George  Arliss;  Director:  Alfred  E.  Green. 

Broadway  Melody— 163  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
No  star;   Director:   Harry  Beaumont. 


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Madame  X— 161  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Star: 
Ruth  Chatterton;  Director:  Lionel  Barry- 
more. 

Rio  Rita-l5S  votes;  Dist.:  Radio;  Star:  Bebe 
Daniels;  Director:  Luther  Reed. 

Gold  Diggers  of  Broadway— 139  votes;  Dist.: 
Warner  Bros;  No  star;  Director:  Roy  Del 
Ruth. 

Bulldog  Drummond— 125  votes;  Dist.;  United 
Artists;  Star:  Ronald  Colman;  Director: 
F.  Richard  Jones. 

In  Old  Arizona— 121  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  No 
star;  Directors:  Raoul  Walsh  and  Irving 
Cummings. 

Cock-Eyed  World-112  votes;  Dist.:  Fox; 
Stars:  Victor  McLaglen,  Edmund  Lowe;  Di- 
rector: Raoul  Walsh. 

Last   of  Mrs.   Cheney— 110   votes;    Dist.:    M- 
G-M;  Star:  Norma  Shearer;  Director:  Sidney 
Franklin. 
Director:  King  Vidor. 

Hallelujah— 101  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  No  star; 

1928 

The  Patriot— 210  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Star:  Emil  Jannings;  Director:  Ernst  Lu- 
bitsch. 

Sorrell  and  Son— 180  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Stars:  H.  B.  Warner,  Alice  Joyce;  Di- 
rector:  Herbert  Brenon. 

Last  Command— 135  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount 
Star:  Emil  Jannings;  Director:  Josef  von 
Sternberg. 

Four  Sons— 125  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  No  star; 
Director:  John  Ford. 

Street  Angel— 124  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars: 
Janet  Gaynor,  Charles  Farrell;  Director: 
Frank  Borzage. 

The  Circus— 122  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star   and   Director:    Charles  Chaplin. 

Sunrise-- 119  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars:  George 
O'Brien,  Janet  Gaynor;  Director:  F.  W. 
Murnau. 

The  Crowd— 105  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
James  Murray,  Elinore  Boardman;  Direc- 
tor:  King  Vidor. 

King  of  Kings— 99  votes;  Dist.:  Pathe;  Stars: 
H.  B.  Warner,  Joseph  and  Rudolph  Schild- 
kraut;  Director:  Cecil  B.  De  Mille. 

Sadie  Thompson— 95  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Star:  Gloria  Swanson;  Director:  Raoul 
Walsh. 

1927 

{*)  Beau  Geste— 235  votes;  Dist.:  Pammount; 
Stars:  Ronald  Colman,  Noah  Beery;  Di- 
rector: Herbert  Brennon. 


*  During:  the  early  stagres  of  THE  FILM  DAILY 
polls,  certain  productions  were  6elected  twice. 
Voting-  system  has  been  altered  so  that  critics  now 
vote  from  a  ballot  supplied  by  THE  FILM  DAILY. 
This  ballot  includes  pictures  actually  released 
during-  the  fiscal  year. 


(*)  Big  Parade— 205  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  John  Gilbert,  Renee  Adoret;  Direc- 
tor:  King  Vidor. 

(*)  What  Price  Glory?-\79  votes;  Dist.:  Fox; 
Stars:  Victor  McLaglen,  Edmund  Lowe;  Di- 
rector: Raoul  Walsh. 

Way  of  All  Flesh— \61  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; Star:  Emil  Jannings;  Director:  Vic- 
tor Fleming. 

(*)  Ben  Hur— 164  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Ramon  Novarro,  Francis  X.  Bushman;  Di- 
rector: Fred  Niblo. 

Seventh  Heaven— 162  votes;  Dist.:  Fox;  Stars; 
Janet  Gaynor,  Charles  Farrell;  Director: 
Frank  Borzage. 

Chang— 146  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount;  No  star; 
Directors:  Merian  Cooper,  Ernest  Schoed- 
sack. 

Underworld— 91  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Stars:  George  Bancroft,  Clive  Brook;  Direc- 
tor: Josef  von  Sternberg. 

Resurrection— 91  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star:  Rod  La  Rocque;  Director:  Edwin 
Carewe. 

Flesh  and  the  Devil— -71  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Star:  John  Gilbert;  Director:  Clarence 
Brown. 

1926 

Variety— 169  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount;  Star: 
Emil  Jannings;   Director:  E.  A.  Dupont. 

(*)  Ben  Hur— 114  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Ramon  Novarro,  Francis  X.  Bushman;  Di- 
rector: Fred  Niblo. 

(*)  Big  Parade-108  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M; 
Stars:  John  Gilbert,  Renee  Adoree;  Direc- 
tor: King  Vidor. 

Black  Pirate— 108  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Star:  Douglas  Fairbanks;  Director: 
Albert  Parker. 

(*)  Beau  Geste— 100  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Stars:  Ronald  Colman,  Noah  Beery;  Direc- 
tor: Herbert  Brennon. 

Stella  Dallas— 95  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star:  Belle  Bennett;  Director  Henry  King. 

J'olga  Boatman— 94  votes;  Dist.:  PDS;  Star: 
William  Boyd;  Director:  Cecil  B.  De  Mille. 

(*)  What  Price  Glory- 66  votes;  Dist.:  Fox; 
Stars:  Victor  McLaglen,  Edmund  Lowe; 
Director:  Raoul  Walsh. 

Sea  Beast— 62  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.;  Star: 
John  Barrymore;  Director:   Millard  Webb. 

La  Boheme— 49  votes;  Dist.:  M-G-M;  Stars: 
Lillian  Gish,  John  Gilbert;  Director:  King 
Vidor. 

1925 

Gold  Rush— 63  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Star  and  Director:   Charles  Chaplin. 


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CORPORATION 


18  EAST  48TH  STREET,  NEW  YORK 

and  31  Key  Cities,  Coast  to  Coast 


Unholy  Three— 60  votes;  Dist.:  Metro-Gold- 
wyn;  Star:  Lon  Chaney;  Director:  Tod 
Browning. 

Don  Q  Son  of  Zorro—51  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists;  Star:  Douglas  Fairbanks;  Director: 
Donald   Crisp. 

Merry  Widow— 57  votes;  Dist.:  Metro-  Gold- 
wyn;  Stars:  Mae  Murray,  John  Gilbert;  Di- 
rector: Erich  von  Stroheim. 

Last  Laugh— 55  votes;  Dist.:  Universal;  Star: 
Emil  Jannings;  Director:  F.  W.  Murnau. 

The  Freshman— 52  votes;  Dist.:  Pathe;  Star: 
Harold  Lloyd;  Directors:  Fred  Newmeyer, 
Sam  Taylor. 

Phantom  of  the  Opera— 38  votes;  Dist.:  Uni- 
versal; Star:  Lon  Chaney;  Director:  Rupert 
Julian. 

Lost  World— 36  votes;  Dist.:  First  National; 
Stars:  Bessie  Love,  Lewis  Stone;  Director: 
Harry  Hoyt. 

(•)  Big  Parade— SO  votes;  Dist.:  Metro-Gold- 
wyn;  Stars:  John  Gilbert,  Renee  Adoree; 
Director:  King  Vidor. 

Kiss  Me  Again— 29  votes;  Dist.:  Warner  Bros.; 
Stars:  Marie  Prevost,  Monte  Blue;  Direc- 
tor:  Ernst  Lubitsch. 


1924 

Thief  of  Bagdad— 52  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Star:  Douglas  Fairbanks;  Director: 
Raoul  Walsh. 

Sea  Hawk— 51  votes;  Dist.:  First  National; 
Stars:  Milton  Sills,  Enid  Bennett,  Wallace 
Beery;  Director:  Frank  Lloyd. 

Monsieur  Beaucaire— 36  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; Star:  Rudolph  Valentino;  Director: 
Sidney  Olcott. 

Beau  Brummel— 35  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 
Bros.;  Star:  John  Barrymore;  Director: 
Harry  Beaumont. 

Secrets— 33  votes;  Dist.:  First  National;  Star: 
Norma  Talmadge;  Director:  Frank  Borzage. 

Marriage  Circle— 32  votes;  Dist.:  Warner 
Bros.;  Stars:  Monte  Blue,  Florence  Vidor; 
Director:  Ernst  Lubitsch. 

Ten  Commandments— 30  votes;  Dist.:  Para- 
mount; No  star;  Director:  Cecil  B.  De 
Mille. 

Girl  Shy-30  votes;  Dist.:  Pathe;  Star:  Harold 
Lloyd;  Directors:  Fred  Newmeyer,  Sam 
Taylor. 

Abraham  Lincoln— 30  votes;  Dist.:  First 
National;  Stars:  George  Billings,  Louise 
Fazenda;  Director:  Philip  Rosen. 

America— 23  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists; 
Stars:  Carol  Dempster,  Lionel  Barrymore; 
Director:  D.  W.  Griffith. 


1923 

Covered  Wagon— 53  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Stars:  Ernest  Torrence,  J.  Warren  Kerrigan, 
Lois  Wilson;  Director:  James  Cruze. 

Merry-Go-Round— 26  votes;  Dist.:  Universal; 
Stars:  Mary  Philbin,  Norman  Kerry;  Di- 
rector: Rupert  Julian. 

Hunchback  of  Notre  Dame— 25  votes;  Dist.: 
Universal;  Star:  Lon  Chaney;  Director: 
Wallace  Worsley. 

(*)  Robin  Hood— 25  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists; Star:  Douglas  Fairbanks;  Director 
Allan  Dwan. 

Green  Goddess— 22  votes;  Dist.:  Goldwyn; 
Star:  George  Arliss;  Director:  Sidney  Ol- 
cott. 

Scaramouche— 20  votes;  Dist.:  Metro;  No  star; 
Director:  Rex  Ingram. 

Safety  Last— 18  votes;  Dist.:  Pathe;  Star: 
Harold  Lloyd;  Directors:  Fred  Newmeyer, 
Sam  Taylor. 

Rosita— 18  votes;  Dist.:  United  Artists;  Star: 
Mary   Pickford;    Director:   Ernst  Lubitsch. 

Down  to  the  Sea  in  Ships— 17  votes;  Dist.: 
Hodkinson;  Star:  Raymond  McKee;  Direc- 
tor: Elmer  Clifton. 

Little  Old  New  York— 17  votes;  Dist.:  Gold- 
wyn (Cosmopolitan);  Star:  Marion  Davies; 
Director:  Sidney  Olcott. 

1922 

Orphans  of  the  Storm— 81  votes;  Dist.:  United 
Artists;  Stars:  Gish  Sisters,  Monte  Blue; 
Director:   D.  W.  Griffith. 

Grandma's  Boy— 29  votes;  Dist.:  Asso.  Exhibi- 
tors; Star:  Harold  Lloyd;  Director:  Fred 
Newmeyer. 

Blood  and  Sand— 28  votes;  Dist.:  Paramount; 
Star:  Rudolph  Valentino;  Director:  Fred 
Niblo. 

Prisoner  of  Zenda— 25  votes;  Dist.:  Metro; 
All  Star;  Director:  Rex  Ingram. 

When  Knighthood  Was  in  Flower— 22  votes; 
Dist.:  Paramount;  Star:  Marion  Davies; 
Director:  Robert  G.  Vignola. 

Nanook  of  the  North— 21  votes;  Dist.:  Pathe; 
Native  cast;   Director:   R.  J.  Flaherty. 

Smilin'  Through— 20  votes;  Dist.:  First  Na- 
tional; Star:  Norma  Talmadge;  Director: 
Sidney  Franklin. 

Tol'able  David— \9  votes;  Dist.:  First  Na- 
tional; Star:  Richard  Barthelmess;  Director: 
Henry  King. 

(•)  Robin  Hood— 17  votes;  Dist.:  United  Ar- 
tists Star:  Douglas  Fairbanks;  Director: 
Allan  Dwan. 

Oliver  Twist— 13  votes;  Dist.:  First  National; 
Star:  Jackie  Coogan;  Director:  Frank  Lloyd. 


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DIMES  PARADE! 
MARCHES  ON!] 


ERNEST  EMERLINC 


By  ERNEST  EMERLING 

Publicity  Director 
National  March  of  Dimes  Committee 

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-■.  ERRIFIC!  Stupendous!  and  Colossal!  are  favorite  and  much-overworked  adjectives  amongst 
the  motion  picture  fraternity— so  we'll  modestly  call  the  1945  March  of  Dimes  a  gargantuan 
achievement  and  qualify  our  "understatement"  with  facts  and  figures.  When  all  of  the  reports 
are  in,  the  adding  machines  have  stopped  their  clicking,  and  the  accountants 
have  certified  the  figures,  the  total  sum  raised  for  infantile  paralysis  sufferers 
will  be  a  target  to  shoot  at  in  years  to  come.  American  moviegoers  have 
contributed  more  generously  than  ever  before  to  their  favorite  charity! 
The  estimated  results  at  the  moment  are  $5,500,000— with  optimists 
predicting  $6,000,000! 

To  refresh  your  memory,  here  are  a  few  facts:  Motion  picture  theaters 
were  first  invited  to  participate  in  the  March  of  Dimes  in  1941,  when  lobby 
collections  totaled  $435,000.  .In  1942,  with  many  theaters  making  auditorium 
collections,  the  total  shot  up  to  $1,403,000.  In  1943,  it  soared  to  $2,116,000 
and  in  1944  it  leaped  to  an  amazing  $4,667,000.  Including  the  current  year, 
moviegoers  will  have  given  over  $14,000,000  to  this  most  worthy  of  causes. 
More  than  13,000  theaters  participated  in  the  1945  drive,  an  increase  of 
2,000  over  the  previous  year.  It  is  hoped  that  1945  will  see  another  2,000 
theaters  joined  in  the  battle  against  the  Crippler. 

Theater  managers  and  their  staffs  are  no  longer  novices  at  the  art  of 
collecting  money.  Their  experiences  in  past  "Dimes"  drives,  Red  Cross  and 
United  Nations  campaigns  have  developed  their  "know-how"  along  these 
lines.  Therefore,  the  only  problem  of  the  national  committee  is  to  recruit  as  many  theaters  as 
possible,  to  urge  these  theaters  to  make  collections  at  EVERY  performance,  and  to  have  enough 
collectors  on  hand  to  insure  quick  and  thorough  coverage  of  every  nook  and  cranny  of  a  theater. 
The  plus  effort  must  be  spontaneous.  The  activities  that  have  been  developed  by  imaginative 
showmen  during  the  last  two  campaigns  has  resulted  in  several  hundred  thousands  of  dollars 
additional  for  the  fund.  The  money  is  around— the  question  is  how  to  get  it.  Most  good 
showmen  are  exploiteers  and  publicists  at  heart.  They  know  that  a  "Dimes"  stand  at  a  busy 
corner,  or  in  a  department  store,  hotel  lobby  or  railroad  station  will  pick  up  many  an  extra 
dime  and  dollar.  Coin  collection  boxes  near  the  cashiers  of  restaurants,  drug  stores,  taverns, 
bowling  alleys,  and  other  places,  siphon  off  an  amazing  amount  of  loose  change.  No  one 
has  been  able  to  prove  that  a  store  tie-up  or  street  ballyhoo  on  a  motion  picture  has  actually 
brought  extra  money  into  the  theater.  We  all  think  these  things  help,  but  with  the  March  of 
Dimes  we  can  prove  they  do. 

Plans  for  the  1945  drive  were  made  last  October,  just  as  soon  as  the  1944  report  book  was  off 
the  presses.  We  decided  that  the  infantile  paralysis  epidemics  which  swept  a  number  of  states 
last  Summer  had  awakened  the  public  to  the  existence  of  this  dread  affliction.  Since  a  high 
pearcentage  of  polio  victims  are  children,  we  decided  to  slant  our  appeal  to  the  hearts  of  both 
exhibitors  and  moviegoers  through  the  use  of  child  photographs  and  drawings.  The  lovely 
drawing  of  the  little  girl  at  prayer,  drawn  by  Lucile  Patterson  March,  made  up  our  minds. 
We  asked  other  famous  artists  to  contribute  child  drawings.  These  were  amplified  by  photos 
from  the  U.  S.  Army  and  news  services  made  during  the  recent  epidemics. 

We  then  made  a  survey  of  several  hundred  theaters  which  led  their  cities  and  states  in  the 
1944  drive.     "How  did  you  do  it?"  was  the  question.     The  response,  which  was  magnificent, 

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boiled  down  to  nine  points:  (1)  Collections  at  every  show.  (2)  Plenty  of  volunteers.  (3)  Pretty 
girl  collectors.  (4)  Use  open  containers.  (5)  Lights  up  during  collections.  (6)  Strong  screen 
attractions  during  drive.  (7)  Cover  events  away  from  theater.  (8)  Wishing  wells  and  other  un- 
usual lobby  collection  devices.  (9)  Arouse  enthusiasm  of  entire  theater  staff.  These  opinions  and 
excerpts  from  exhibitors'  letters  were  used  in  the  campaign  book. 

The  appeal  trailer  is  the  most  important  of  all.  We  again  asked  Greer  Garson  to  make  the 
trailer,  which  she  graciously  consented  to  do.  Frank  Whitbeck  of  MGM  agreed  to  produce  and 
direct  the  film.  He  cut  in  a  number  of  actual  scenes  filmed  at  Hickory,  N.  C,  last  Summer.  The 
result  was  "The  Miracle  of  Hickory,"  the  most  sincere  and  emotion-arousing  appeal  that  has 
been  made  in  any  drive  to  date. 

No  activity  is  closer  to  the  heart  of  President  Franklin  Delano  Roosevelt  than  the  infantile 
paralysis  cause.  He  invited  some  90  exhibitor  sfate  chairmen  and  members  of  the  national 
committee  to  a  conference  at  the  White  House  on  December  19.  There,  each  showman  was 
introduced  to  the  Chief  Executive,  who  expressed  his  appreciation  for  the  work  that  had  been 
done  and  the  urgent  need  for  the  continued  cooperation  of  members  of  our  industry. 

The  White  House  meeting  was  preceded  by  a  business  luncheon  at  the  Hotel  Statler  where 
plans  for  the  1945  drive  were  outlined.  Each  chairman  was  presented  with  a  "kit"  containing 
photostatic  blow-ups  of  the  individual  theater  collections  in  his  state  in  1944,  a  list  of  all 
operating  theaters  in  his  state,  the  names  of  National  Foundation  for  Infantile  Paralysis  county 
chairmen,  samples  of  all  report  forms,  complete  campaign  book,  poster  samples,  National  Founda- 
tion coin  cards  and  collection  boxes,  and  miscellaneous  literature  pertaining  to  the  drive. 

In  addition  to  the  48  States  and  the  District  of  Columbia,  the  territories  of  Alaska  and 
Hawaii,  and  Puerto  Rico  and  the  Canal  Zone  joined  in  the  drive. 

In  New  York,  a  giant  demonstration  planned  for  Times  Square  had  to  be  called  off  owing 
to  a  severe  cold  spell.  However,  the  trailer  was  shown  on  a  special  screen  on  the  War  Activities' 
Statue  of  Liberty  for  the  first  seven  days  of  the  campaign. 

Thousands  of  theaters  held  over  their  collections  for  an  additional  four  to  seven  days,  hoping 
to  offset  a  drop  in  attendance  caused  by  the  worst  weather  in  nearly  25  years. 

For  the  record,  the  same  national  committee  which  officiated  in  former  years  handled  the 
1945  drive,  with  the  addition  of  a  few  new  and  active  members.  Nicholas  M.  Schenck  was  again 
National  Chairman.  Members  of  the  Executive  Committee  included:  Barney  Balaban,  Joseph 
Bernhard,  Harry  Brandt,  Oscar  A.  Doob,  Gus  Eyssell,  S.  H.  Fabian,  Harry  Kalmine,  Malcolm 
Ringsberg,  Charles  C.  Moskowitz,  Herman  Robbins,  Spyros  Skouras,  Joseph  R.  Vogel,  Richard 
Walsh,  Ernest  Emerling,  Tom  Connors,  Leonard  Goldenson   and  Walter  Vincent. 

Now  let's  think  about  the  March  of  Dimes  for  '46! 


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A  Statistical  Report  On 
THE  INDUSTRY  AT  WAR 

Industry  men  and  women  in  the  Armed  Forces   (estimated) 40,000 

Breakdown:  Production,  7,000:  Distribution.  5.400;  Exhibition,  27,600. 

9 

Theatres  Pledged  to  WAC  Cooperation 16,203 

9 

National  Collections  in  Motion  Picture  Theaters  (1941-1944) $21,407,242.42 

Greek  War  Relief  (1941),  $777,586.26;  USO  (1941),  $997,885.95;  March  of 
Dimes  (1942),  $1,420,568.72;  Army-Navy  Emergency  Relief  (1942),  $2,120,212.66; 
United  Nations  Week  (1943),  $1,644,723.40;  March  of  Dimes  (1943),  $2,116.- 
539.18;  Red  Cross  Week  (1943),  $3,067,236.25;  March  of  Dimes  (1944),  $4,618, 
419.00;  Red  Cross   (1944),  $4,844,071.00.* 

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Industry's  16  mm.  Gift  to  the  Armed  Forces  (to  Dec.  31,  1944): 

Feature  Prints    24,867 

Short   Subject   Prints 26,341 

(Industry  now  delivers  117  of  three  new  pictures  each  week  selected  by 
the  Army  Overseas  Motion  Picture  Bureau.) 

9 

Average  Bookings  of  War  Information  Films  During  1944 13,500 

9 

Percentage  of  Newsreel  Subjects  covering  the  Fighting  Fronts 48% 

9 

Hollywood  Victory  Committee  to  1944: 

Total  Events  for  Which  HVC  Supplied  Talent 5,680 

Total  Appearances 37,979 

Artists  in  Overseas  Tours 139 

Players  in  324  USO-Camp  Show  Tours 341 

Performances  in  Hospitals  for  Servicemen 1,545 

Personalities  in  War  Bond  Tours 233 

Hollywood  Charity  Contributions,    1944 $1,876,887.67 

War  Chest $1,170,407.67 

March   of   Dimes 49,101.00 

Red  Cross   657,379.00 

*  In    addition    $657,379.00    was    contributed    to    Red    Cross    in    Hollywood    and    $634531.04 
contributed  as  corporate  sifts. 

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MOVIES  AT  WAR:  HP  1 1 


By  FRANCIS  S.  HARMON 

Executive  Vice-Chairman,  WAC 


around     the    world. 


FRANCIS   S.    HARMON 


i  HE  YEAR  AHEAD,    1945,  is  challenging 
institutions.    The    task   that   confronts   us   is 
premium  is  precious.     Freedom  is  the  reward, 
ability. 

There  is  one  objective  for  America,— the 
same  objective  of  freedom  loving  men 
There  cannot  be  a 
divided  endeavor  i  n 
this  country.  We  must 
resist  the  very  human 
urge  to  plan  for  a  fu- 
ture beyond  the  end 
of  the  war.  Reconver- 
sion must  be  shelved 
and  all  of  us  must  con- 
sider our  interests  and 
the  future  only  in  con- 
nection with  what  we 
need  to  do  to  success- 
fully conclude  the  war. 

The    War    Activities 
Committee    has    fallen 
into  a  pattern  of  ser- 
vice that  enables  it  to 
be  the  industry's  agent 
in  all  regular  war  activities  and  at  the  same 
time    handle    expeditiously     the    emergency 
tasks    that   occasionally   face   us. 

During  1944  there  were  three  War  Loan 
Campaigns,  the  4th,  5th  and  6th.  In  each, 
motion  picture  people— producers,  distribu- 
tors and  exhibitors,  as  well  as  the  allied 
crafts  and  arts,  performed  gloriously.  It 
would  be  fairly  easy  to  estimate  the  millions 
of  dollars  of  property  that  the  motion  pic- 
lure  industry  gave  away  in  the  interest  of 
war  bond  selling.  None  could  evaluate  the 
unselfish  generosity  and  patriotism  of  the 
thousands  of  motion  picture  people  who 
gave  their  time  and  their  energy  to  these 
three   campaigns. 

The  same  devotion  and  attention  was  given 
to  assisting  the  Red  Cross  and  National  War 
Fund  drives,  while  the  March  of  Dimes,  as 
usual,  had  its  brilliant  direction  and  exe- 
cution. 

On  several  occasions  the  motion  picture 
industry,  with  difficulty,  met  the  Govern- 
ment's demands  in  connection  with  the  cir- 
culation    of    information     films    which     was 

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and  threatening  to  Americans  and   their 

gigantic.     If   successfully    carried   out    the 

Peace  among  men  is  not  beyond  prob- 

deemed  important  to  the  public.  The  day 
after  the  American  forces  invaded  France, 
the  War  Department  urged  the  showing  of  a 
fdm  titled  "Eve  of  Invasion."  It  was  dis- 
tributed as  quickly  as  possible  as  a  substi- 
tute for  the  current  newsreels.  This  was  a 
generous  and  patriotic  action  on  the  part  of 
the  newsreel  companies  in  handling  the  film 
instead  of  their  own  product.  There  were 
other  and  equally  important  instances  of 
emergency  action  by  the  War  Activities  Com- 
mittee to  channel  between  the  Government 
and  the  industry  the  activities  which  were 
considered  important  in  the  national  war 
effort. 

For  1945  the  War  Activities  Committee 
hopes  that  its  service  will  be  more  effective 
and  efficient  for  both  the  industry  and  the 
Government. 


THEATERS  DIVISION 

S.  H.  Fabian,  Chairman 

The  President  of  the  United  States  in  a 
letter  to  Nicholas  M.  Schenck,  president  of 
Loew's,  Inc.,  referred  to  the  motion  picture 
theater  as  a  community  institution.  He  meant 
by  that  reference  that  all  community  activities 
of  municipal  emergency  demands,  of  war- 
ime  needs  find  a  common  meeting  place  in 
the  metropolitan  and  neighborhood  motion 
picture  house.  During  the  past  year  the 
motion  picture  theaters— 16,463  of  them— 
gave  unusual  outstanding  assistance  to  three 
War  Bond  campaigns,  the  usual  March  of 
Dimes,  Red  Cross  and  National  War  Fund 
collections,  besides  playing  Government  spon- 
sored information  films  and  taking  part  in  a 
variety  of  local  war  activities,  almost  too 
numerous  to  mention.  During  1944  the 
motion  picture  theater  men  strengthened 
their  reputation  for  being  leaders  in  every 
community  need. 

The  Theaters  Division  of  WAC  functions 
through    31    exhibitor   exchange   area    chair- 


men— a  group  of  devoted  and  patriotic  show- 
men. 

The  chairmen  of  the  special  committees  of 
the  WAC  which  directed  the  motion  picture 
industry's  participation  in  the  three  War 
Bond  campaigns  were  theater  men.  Under 
their  direction  all  agencies  and  branches  of 
the  industry  work  harmoniously  and  suc- 
cessfully. The  Government  recognized  that 
the  motion  picture  industry  is  the  chief  sales- 
man for  Bonds  and  the  outstanding  exploiter 
of  all  Bond  Sales. 

The  Red  Cross  has  recognized  that  theaters 
are  one  of  the  chief  agencies  for  recruiting 
blood  donors.  There  is  no  more  worthwhile 
patriotic  task.  None  can  know  until  the  war 
is  over  how  many  lives  have  been  saved  by 
blood  plasma. 

The  two  theater  collections  during  the 
past  year  resulted  as  follows:  Infantile 
Paralysis  (March  of  Dimes),  $4,667,520.00; 
Red  Cross,  $6,793,060.04. 

The  total  for  the  past  three  years  from 
theater  collections  was  $24,646,182.27  and  the 
money  came  out  of  the  ppckets  of  movie- 
goers. 


sent  overseas  each  week.  In  addition  the 
newsreels  cooperating  with  the  OWI  dis- 
tribute to  neutral  countries,  and  wherever 
possible  to  countries  in  enemy  hands,  com- 
posite newsreel  information.  This  film 
called  United  News  is  produced  in  14  lan- 
guages. 

It  is  not  necessary  to  enumerate  all  of  the 
battle  action  films  which  have  been  shown 
on  motion  picture  theater  screens  through- 
out the  past  year.  Wherever  the  men  of 
Eisenhower,  Clark,  Mountbatten,  Stalin  and 
DeGaulle  plunged  against  the  enemy  there 
were  newsreel  cameras  present  to  record 
the  heroic  and  historic  scenes.  Newsreels 
were  with  Nimitz,  Halsey  and  MacArthur 
in  the  Pacific.  They  recorded  our  bom- 
bardment of  Tokio.  They  wrote  in  an 
everlasting  language  of  America's  heroism 
and  sacrifice.  When  the  last  enemy  flag  is 
furled  a  newsreel  man  will  be  there  to  tell 
that   story. 


DISTRIBUTORS  DIVISION 

Ned  E.  Depinet,  Chairman 


NEWSREEL  DIVISION 

Walton  C.  Anient,  Chairman 

The  newsreels  during  this  war  and  par- 
ticularly during  the  past  year,  1944  have 
demonstrated  that  they  are  the  most  accurate 
historians  of  the  present  day.  Every  week 
more  than  one  hundred  million  people  in 
the  United  States  see  at  least  one  of  the 
twice  weekly  releases  of  the  several  companies. 
More  than  85  per  cent  of  the  newsreel  pic- 
tures during  the  past  year  dealt  with  the 
war.  About  25  per  cent  of  this  total  dealt 
with  home  front  war  activities,  while  more 
than  60  per  cent  were  shots  taken  outside 
of  the  United  States.  A  large  part  of  the 
newsreel  showings  are  from  overseas  war 
combat   pictures. 

Besides  this  direct  recording  of  history  in 
the  making  the  newsreels  are  an  important 
instrument  for  governmental  information  re- 
quiring widespread  distribution.  Film  bulle- 
tins produced  in  conjunction  with  the  Office 
of  War  Information  have  been  attached  to 
newsreels.  The  shortage  of  film  footage  has 
made  it  necessary  to  reduce  the  length  of 
these  bulletins  without  distorting  or  dimin- 
ishing the  message.  Special  newsreels  are 
made    up    for   servicemen    and   women    and 


The  distributors  of  films  performed  a 
difficult  task  with  commendable  zeal  during 
the  past  year.  Ned  E.  Depinet,  Chairman, 
was  the  successor  to  his  able  predecessors, 
William  F.  Rodgers  and  William  A.  Scully. 
There  was  tremendous  difficulty  in  the  ar- 
ranging of  films  for  special  movie  days,  bond 
premieres,  children's  premieres  and  other 
extraordinary  campaign  events.  The  dis- 
tributors throughout  the  United  States  did 
a  remarkable  job,  not  only  in  handling 
those  films  that  were  necessary  for  these 
needs  but  in  stimulating  an  interest  in 
theater  operators,  many  of  whom  had  be- 
come fatigued  because  of  the  great  extra 
demands   upon   their   time. 

The  distributors  are  responsible  for  the 
handling  of  governmental  short  subjects  of 
which  there  are  52  a  year.  Not  only  do  the 
distributors  undertake  to  see  that  these  films 
reach  all  of  the  pledged  theaters  but  they 
have  in  many  cases  where  unusual  exploita- 
tion was  required  assumed  much  of  the  job 
of  exploitation.  I  am  listing  the  govern- 
ment sponsored  films  distributed  during 
1944: 

AT  HIS  SIDE — a  ten-minute  subject  made  by 
March  of  Time  for  the  American  Red  Cross, 
and  depicting'  the  activities  of  that  organization 
here  and  abroad.  35mm.  Rel.  1/27/44.  War- 
ner Bros. 

WHY  OF  WARTIME  TAXES — a  ten-minute  sub- 
ject made  by  Columbia  for  the  OWI,  explaining- 


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in  ABC  language  what  happens  to  the  $6.00 
that  is  being  deducted  from  Joe  Doakes'  pay 
check  every  week  for  Government  taxes.  35mm. 
Rel.   3/9/44.      Col. 

PRICES  UNLIMITED — a  ten-minute  subject  made 
by  Universal  for  the  OWL  A  powerful  pre- 
sentation of  what  would  happen  to  prices  in 
this  country  if  we  did  not  have  rationing. 
35mm.     Rel.   3/16/44.    RKO. 

AMERICA'S  HIDDEN  WEAPON — a  ten-minute 
subject  made  by  Warner's  for  the  OWL  The 
weapon  is  food,  and  the  subject  shows  how 
American  farmers  worked  together  in  1943  to 
turn  out  the  greatest  food  crop  in  the  nation's 
history.      Rel.   3/30/44.      Warner. 

WITH  THE  MARINES  AT  TARAWA — an  eight- 
een-minute  pay  subject  in  Technicolor,  filmed 
by  the  Marine  Corps  Photographic  Unit,  and 
recording  the  bloodiest  engagements  in  Marine 
history.     35mm.     Rel.  3/2/44.     Univ. 

THE  NEGRO  SOLDIER — a  full  length  feature, 
approximately  forty-three  minutes  running 
time,  distributed  gratis.  Rel.  4/10/44.  G 
list. 

THE  MEMPHIS  BELLE  —  a  forty-five-minute 
Technicolor  pay  subject  showing  a  famous  Fly- 
ing Fortress  in  a  thrilling  raid  on  Wilhelms- 
haven.     Rel.  4/13/44.     Para. 

IT'S  YOUR  WAR  TOO — ten-minute  subject.  The 
Signal  Corps  of  the  War  Department  has  pro- 
duced the  story  of  the  WACS.  General  Marshall, 
Chief  of  Staff  for  the  Army  pays  a  tribute  to 
women  in  uniform.  Rel.  4/20/44.  U.A.  and 
MGM. 

NO  ALTERNATIVE — ten-minute  subject  showing 
the  why  of  gasoline  rationing.  This  picture  is 
going  to  make  every  operator  of  a  motor  vehicle 
who  has  ever  used  black  market  coupons  realize 
exactly  how  he  is  undermining  the  nation's  war 
effort.    Rel.  4/27/44.    Fox. 

SKIRMISH  ON  THE  HOME  FRONT — thirteen- 
minute  subject  on  Economic  Stabilization.  Made 
by  Paramount  Pictures.  Includes  such  stars  as: 
Alan  Ladd,  Betty  Hutton,  Susan  Hayward  and 
William  Bendix.  Script  written  by  Charles 
Brackett.      Rel.    5/11/44.      Para. 

ROAD  TO  VICTORY — ten-minute  subject  made  by 
Warner  Bros.,  on  the  Fifth  War  Loan  Cam- 
paign. It  features  Bing  Crosby,  Cary  Grant. 
Frank  Sinatra,  Charles  Ruggles  and  other  fine 
performers.      Rel.   5/18/44.     Warner  Bros. 

REWARD  UNLIMITED — ten-minute  subject  writ- 
ten by  Mary  C.  McCall,  Jr.,  produced  by  Selz- 
nick  and  starring  Dorothy  McGuire  and  James 
Brown.  It  dramatizes  the  great  need  and  ex- 
citing work  of  Cadet  Nurses.  Rel.  5/25/44. 
U.A.  MGM  Exchanges  handling  subject  in  Al- 
bany. Des  Moines,  Memphis,  Oklahoma  City  and 
Portland. 

MOVIES  AT  WAR — ten-minute  subject  made  by 
the  War  Department  and  showing  the  handling 
and  distribution  of  16mm  prints  of  feature  pic- 
tures contributed  by  the  industry  to  the  military 
services  for  showing  to  our  troops.  Rel.  6/8/44. 
Univ. 

LIBERATION  OF  ROME — a  twenty-one-minute 
subject  produced  by  the  Army  Pictorial  Services 
in  collaboration  with  British  Service  Units. 
Rel.   7/13/44.     MGM. 

BATTLE  STATIONS — a  ten-minute  subject  show- 
ing how  the  SPARS  of  the  Coast  Guard  are 
taking  over  practically  all  shore  jobs  formerly 


filled  by  men.     The  voices  of  James  Cagney  and 
Ginger   Rogers.      Rel.    7/27/44.      Fox. 

MEMO  FOR  JOE — a  ten-minute  National  War 
Fund  subject  produced  by  RKO-Pathe  under  the 
general  supervision  of  the  Public  Relations  De- 
partment of  Community  Chests  and  Councils. 
Queiitin  Reynolds  starring  in  this  story  of  the 
Community  Chest  services.    Rel.  8/10/44.    RKO. 

REPORT  TO  JUDY — a  ten-minute  subject.  Ex- 
cellent action  footage  of  the  part  that  the 
Navy  has  played  in  the  invasion  of  Europe,  in 
the  South  Pacific,  and  in  the  clearing  of  the 
Atlantic  of  Nazi  submarines.  The  music  track 
is  an  original  score,  played  by  the  New  York 
Philharmonic  Orchestra.  A  mother  telle  of 
her  experiences  as  a  Navy  WAVE.  Rel. 
8/24/44.      Univ. 

THE  WAR  SPEEDS  UP — a  fifteen-minute  subject 
showing  the  rapidly  expanding  requirements  for 
artillery,  ammunition,  and  other  types  of  ex- 
pendable material.  The  home  front  likewise 
must  increase  the  production  tempo  to  meet 
the  increasing  demand  of  our  military  as  THE 
WAR  SPEEDS  UP.  Rel.  9/7/44.  Col.  Army 
subject. 

THE  BATTLE  FOR  THE  MARIANNAS  —  a 
twenty-minute  subject  taken  from  some  260,000 
feet  of  action  footage  shot  during  the  invasion 
and  conquest  of  the  islands  of  Saipan.  Guam 
and  Tinian  in  the  Mariannas.  Rel.  7/21/44. 
Warner  Bros. 

ATTACK !  BATTLE  OF  NEW  BRITAIN — a  fifty- 
six-minute  War  Department  subject  showing 
the  Arawe  Beach  attack  on  December  16th  and 
the  drive  on  to  Cape  Gloucester,  December  25th. 
Rel.   approx.   6/20/44.      RKO. 

IT'S  MURDER — a  ten-minute  subject  produced  by 
Columbia.  A  new  approach  to  the  security  of 
information  story  centering  around  action  in 
the  Pacific.     Rel.   10/12/44.     Col. 

TARGET — JAPAN — a  ten-minute  subject  made 
by  March  of  Time  for  the  Navy.  A  dramatic 
story  of  the  job  that  the  Navy  has  accom- 
plished in  the  past  year  in  the  Pacific.  Secre- 
tary Forrestal  and  Admiral  King  tell  of  the 
vastness  of  the  job  ahead.  Rel.  10/26/44. 
Para. 

V-l — THE  ROBOT  BOMB — a  nine-minute  subject 
produced  for  the  British  Ministry  of  Informa- 
tion by  the  Crown  Film  Unit  and  released  for 
the  U.  S.  Government.  Contains  spectacular 
shots  of  the  destruction  of  robot  bombs  by  anti- 
aircraft fire  and  by  fighter  planes.  Will  tie  in 
with  6th  War  Loan  and  War  Bond  premieres. 
Rel.   11/16/44.     RKO. 


HOLLYWOOD  DIVISION 

Mary  C.  McCall,  Jr.,  Chairman 

Virtually  all  of  the  short  subjects  and 
news  bulletins  used  in  the  War  Bond  and 
other  industry  drives  were  made  in  Holly- 
wood. A  large  percentage  of  the  Govern- 
ment sponsored  information  films  were 
either  made  in  Hollywood  or  assembled  and 
edited  there.  The  Pacific  Coast  motion  pic- 
ture capital  also  sent  out  many  of  its  screen 
stars  during  War  Bond  campaigns  and  in 
addition  through  the  Hollywood  Victory 
Committee  thousands  of  actors  and  actresses 
enrolled  under  the  USO-Camp  Shows  for 
overseas  and  domestic  tours.  As  the  casu- 
alty totals  increased  as  a  result  of  the  wide- 


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spread  conflicts,  the  motion  picture  stars 
extended  and  enlarged  their  hospital  visita- 
tions. Nothing  that  the  film  artists  have 
done  in  this  war  has  been  more  important 
and  appealing  than  their  visits  to  war  hos- 
pitals in  this  country. 

Hollywood  individuals  and  motion  picture 
corporations  also  gave  generously  to  all  of 
the  war  and  peace  time  charities  supported 
by  popular  contributions.  This  figure  for 
1944   was   $1,170,407.67. 

Hollywood's  contribution  of  talent  for  the 
entertainment  of  service  personnel,  overseas 
and  at  home,  was  generous  in  1944.  Overseas 
engagements  were  filled  by  94;  90  played 
hospital  dates,  and  138  made  camp  tours  on 
this  side.  Additionally,  talent  appeared  in 
485  one-night  shows,  whose  casts  averaged 
seven  to  10  performers. 

Thousands  of  men  and  women  recruited 
from  the  motion  picture  industry,  the  Holly- 
wood branch,  are  serving  in  the  Army,  Navy 
and  Marine  Corps.  A  regrettably  large 
number  have  lost  their  lives  in  combat  serv- 
ice. Nothing  that  the  stay-at-homes  of  the 
industry  do  can  approximate  the  sacrifice 
they  made. 


FOREIGN  MANAGERS 
COMMITTEE 

Joseph   McConville,   Chairman 

The  16  mm.  gift  film  service  for  combat 
areas  was  extended  during  1944  because  of 
the  increased  number  of  service  men  and 
women  assigned  to  duty  outside  of  con- 
tinental United  States.  The  circuit  set-up 
by  the  Army  was  extended  and  the  number 
of  prints  required  was  much  greater  than  a 
year  before.  The  latest  entertainment  films, 
many  of  them  before  exhibition  in  the 
United  States,  were  shown  to  more  than  a 
million  combat  troops  each  week.  A  sub- 
stantially larger  number  of  top  rate  film 
stories  had  thelk  premieres  in  the  battle 
zones.  At  one  tiSie  one  of  the  blue  ribbon 
films  of  the  industry  was  having  its  first 
presentation  in  18  spots  in  France  not  long 
after  Eisenhower's  men  invaded  the  Nor- 
mandy coast. 

More  than  a  million  service  men  and 
women  on  overseas  duty  nightly  see  the 
16  mm.  gift  films.  The  circuit  which  pro- 
vides for  the  distribution  of  the  gift  films 
has  19  exchange  centers  around  the  world. 
Wherever  and  whenever  possible  the  films 
are  shipped  by  airplane  but  there  have  been 
instances  where  dog  sleds,  camel  caravans 
and  foot  messengers  made  the  film  deliv- 
eries. From  the  initial  contribution  of  four 
prints  a  week  the  industry's  contribution  to 
morale   building   and   entertainment   for   the 


lighting  man  has  grown  to  750  prints  a 
week.  During  the  past  year  the  Army, 
Navy  and  Marine  Corps  have  been  able  to 
obtain  more  projection  machines  and  as  a 
result  the  service  of  gift  films  has  been 
greatly  enhanced. 


PURLIC  RELATIONS 
COMMITTEE 

Oscar  A.  Doob,   Chairman 

The  public  relations  area  chairmen  in 
I  hose  cities  of  25,000  population  or  more 
are  the  jacks  of  all  trades  in  the  motion 
picture  industry's  local  war  work.  There 
are  31  area  chairmen  and  636  city  chair- 
men. They  not  only  localize  publicity  for 
all  of  the  campaigns  and  drives  in  which 
WAC  has  a  part  but  they  contribute  valu- 
able information  as  advisers  to  civic  com- 
mittees as  idea  men  for  local  groups  and 
as   exploitation    experts    wherever   necessary. 

The  public  relations  men  working  with 
the  national  committee  of  WAC  have  done 
an  outstanding  job  during  the  past  year, 
particularly  in  the  War  Bond  Drives.  In  a 
large  measure  through  their  work  the  slo- 
gans and  objectives  of  the  campaigns  become 
battle  cries  for  the  entire  population.  They 
are  chiefly  responsible  for  the  excellent  co- 
operation the  industry  receives  from  trade 
press,  the  general  newspaper  business,  radio 
and  magazines.  All  of  these  mediums  of  ex- 
pression joined  with  the  industry  to  make 
the  War  Bond  Drives  vivid  examples  of 
American   unity  in   its  war  effort. 


TRADE   PRESS 
COMMITTEE 

Jack    Alicoate,    Chairman 

Each  year  since  the  formation  of  the  WAC 
the  Trade  Press  Committee  has  been  an  ac- 
tive assistant  to  the  WAC  officers  and  the 
special  committee  chairmen  who  were  called 
upon  to  do  specific  jobs  in  the  war  effort. 
In  1944  437  pages  of  advertising  space  were 
contributed  by  the  trade  press  members. 
In  the  year  previous  the  advertising  space 
contributed  was  almost  200  pages,  while  in 
1942  the  contribution  of  advertising  space 
was  96  pages. 

Special  sections  of  regular  editions,  pic- 
ture stories  and  articles  by  staff  wrriters  were 
generously  employed  by  all  of  the  trade 
papers  to  help  the  War  Bond  Drives  and 
other  campaigns  in  behalf  of  national  activi- 
ties and  sponsored  by  the  WAC.  The  trade 
press  during  1945  will  as  in  the  past  years 
do  everything  possible  to  assist  the  motion 
picture  industry  in   its  war  activities. 


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Wbt  heroic  Jftlm  Beab 

?W*HESE  arc  not  dead.  In  the  heart  of  every  America?!,  they  live.  In  the  pride  of  children, 
the  love  of  youth  and  the  reverence  of  age,  they  live.  .  In  undone  deeds  of  heroism  to  come, 
they  live,  hi  the  litany  of  Liberty  which  the  unborn  yet  shall  sing,  they  live.  In  the  song  of 
the  lathe,  the  hymn  of  the  hammer,  the  roar  of  the  locomotive,  the  prayer  of  the  persecuted, 
they  live. 

These  are  not  dead.  They  have  arisen  above  death.  In  that  world  of  tomorrow  where 
women  and  children  are  safe,  where  hearthstones  are  inviolate,  where  man's  campus  sltall  be 
kindness  and  his  sanctuary  God,  these  shall  know  abiding  life. 

— Charles  Francis  Coe. 


Lt.  Charles  M.  Baer,  AAF,  of 
RCA   Victor.  FD:    1-4. 

Russell  Suchy,  doorman  at  a  WB 
theater  in  Cleveland;  killed  in 
Bouganville.  FD:  1-4. 

S/Sgt.  James  J.  O'Donnell,  man- 
ager RKO's  23rd  St.  Theater, 
N.  Y.  C;  in  raid  over  Bremen. 
FD:    1-10. 

Pfc.  John  R.  Hargrove,  of  staff 
of  State  Theater,  Nashua.  N. 
H.;  in  the  Southwest  Pacific. 
FD:    1-19. 

Pvt.  Willie  W.  Mercier,  Berlin, 
N.  H.  theater  employe;  in  ac- 
tion in  Italy.  FD:  l-2'5. 

Pvt.  Richard  C.  McArthur,  usher 
at  Roosevelt  Theater.  Detroit; 
in  Italy.  FD:  1-25. 

Corp.  Henry  Larner  of  the  Para- 
mount publicity  dept.;  of 
wounds  in  Italy.  FD:  2-1. 

Arthur  Meehan,  son  of  Geo.  Mee- 
han.  Columbia  cameraman  in 
Hollywood;   in  the  Navy.  FD: 


Corp.  PanI  E.  Holland,  USMC, 
usher  in  Fort  Theater,  Rock 
Island.  111.:  in  So.  Pacific.  FD: 
2-9. 

Lt.  Earle  Lieberman,  shipper, 
Columbia  exchange;  in  plane 
crash   in   Arizona.  FD:    2-29. 

Lt.      Donald      L.      Lembcke,      of 

Bausch  &  Lomb;  in  raid  over 
Germany.  FD:  3-1. 

S  Sgt.  James  W.  Riley,  of  Robb 
&  Rowley  Circuit;  in  Medi- 
terranean battle.  FD:   3-2. 

Lt.  Benjamin  F.  Farber  of  Spot 
Films;  in  plane  crash  in  Pa- 
cific. FD:  3-3. 

Lt.  (j.g.)  Edward  Martin,  co- 
owner  and  general  manager  of 
Southern  Amusement  Co.  of 
Lake  Charles,  La.;  at  Great 
Lakes  training  station.  FD: 
3-23. 


Lt.  Lambert  C.  Root,  AAF,  RKO 
messenger;  in  action  over  Eng- 
land. FD:   3-24. 

Lt.  Robert  Yentes,  of  20th-Fox's 
New  York  exchange;  at  Cas- 
sino.  FD:  4-4. 

Lt.  William  Murphy,  brother  of 
John  Murphy;  in  plane  smash- 
up.  FD:  4-11. 

Lt.      Daniel      Boone     Bruce,      of 

Metro's  Atlanta  branch;  in  air 
collision.   FD:   4-21. 

Lt.  Albert  Grant,  AAF,  exec,  of 
Pantheon  Theater,  Chicago; 
over  Germany.  FD:  4-21. 

Ensign       Gerald       Thoman,       of 

Bausch  &  Lomb;  in  Allied  ter- 
ritory outside  the  U.  S.  FD: 
4-24. 

Lt.  Monroe  E.  Billings,  USN.,  of 
Eastman  Kodak;  in  Kansas 
plane  crash,  FD:   4-25. 

Lt.  George  Halaby,  staff  chief  at 
New  York  Strand  Theater;  in 
New  Guinea.  FD:  5-3. 

Lt.  John  E.  Daly,  Jr.,  son  of  the 

head  of  Loew's  mailing  depart- 
ment; a  Fortress  pilot,  in 
Europe.  FD:  5-3. 

Flying   Officer  Charles   Olmstead, 

actor;  in  plane  crash  in  Can- 
ada. FD:  5-4. 

Capt.  G.  Oglietti,  Jr.  of  Lynch- 
burg, Pa.;  of  wounds  in  Italy. 
FD:  5-8. 

Lt.  Nicholas  Loukides,  USMC, 
usher  in  New  Haven;  in  Flor- 
ida training  accident.  FD:  5-9. 

Frederick  Faust  ("Max  Brand"), 
war  correspondent;  in  Italy. 
FD:   5-17. 

George  Brennan.  AFS,  Ideal  Pic- 
tures executive:  of  wounds  in 
India.  FD:  5-17. 

Lt.  Harold  A.  Dew,  AAF,  RCA 
employe  in  Indianapolis:  over 
Italy.  FD:  '5-24. 

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Joseph  Weisman,  of  the  New 
York  Roxy  Theater  staff;  in 
Italy.  FD:  6-13. 

T/Sgt.     Frederick     H.     Homnick. 

brother    of    Curtis     Homnick, 
Wilkes-Barre.   FD:   6-15. 

David  Cohen  of  the  De  Luxe 
Lab.;   at  Anzio.  FD:   6-20. 

Walter  Oakes,  Chicago  projec- 
tionist; in  New  Guinea.  FD: 
6-20. 

Lt.    James    G.    Schaefer,    son    of 

George    J.    Schaefer;    in    Nor- 
mandy. FD:   6-27. 

S/Sgt.  John  S.  Chaklos,  of  DeVry 
Corp.;  in  France.  FD:  7-12. 

Corp.  Joseph  Libel,  DeVry  Corp.: 
in   South  Pacific.  FD:   7-12. 

PFC.  Elliott  Auclair  of  Geneva. 
N  Y.;  in  Marshall  Islands. 
FD:  7-12. 

T/Sgt.  Harold  E.  Rogers,  film 
stunt  man;  in  Europe.  FD: 
7-17. 

Corp.  Leonard  J.  Giverson,  usher 
in  Plymouth.  N.  H..  theater; 
in  action  on  D-Day.  FD:  7-21. 

Burdette  Page,  son  of  Stanley 
Page  (New  Haven  projection- 
ist). FD:   7-25. 

Sgt.     Robert     D.     Fowler,     De6 

Moines     theater    employe;     in 
Italy.  FD:  7-25. 

Lt.  Robert  Pearman,  husband  of 
secretary  to  Charles  Einfeld; 
in  jungle  bomber  crash.  FD: 
7-25. 

Capt.  Lewis  S.  Mentlik,  N.  Y. 
Rep.  of  Jay  Emanuel  Publi- 
cations; in  Normandy.  FD: 
7-31. 

Sydney  Lande,  son  of  Harry  A. 
Lande  (Cleveland  distributor)  ; 
in  France.  FD:  8-2. 

Pvt.    Herbert    Kaufman,    son    of 

Abe    Kaufman     (Terre    Haute 


exhibitor);  in  France.  FD: 
8-2. 

Capt.  James  P.  Parish,  assistant 
manager  Paramount  Theater, 
Montgomery,  Ala.;  in  air  bat- 
tle in  France.  FD:  8-15. 

Lt.  Joseph  P.  Kennedy,  Jr.,  USN, 

son  of  Joseph  Kennedy;  in 
plane  explosion  over  England. 
FD:    8-16. 

William  Langyher,  ex- manager 
Princess  Theater,  Washington, 
D.  C:  in  France.  FD:  8-18. 

Lt.  Charles  E.  Coleman,  Para- 
mount auditor;  in  combat  over 
Germany.  FD:  8-21. 

Pvt.  William  J.  Walker,  Para- 
mount shipping  clerk  in  Phila- 
delphia;   in    Italy.    FD:    8-21. 

Pvt.  John  F.  Morrell,  Metro  home 
office  employe;  in  France.  FD: 
8-23. 

Lt.  Nick  Ermolieff,  foreign  pub- 
licity head  at  RKO  Studios;  in 
Normandy.  FD:  8-24. 

Harlan    Steincamp,    son    of    Ted 

Mendenhall  (manager  Para- 
mount Theater,  Des  Moines) ; 
in  France.  FD:  8-25. 

Lt.    Frederick    F.    Striby,    RCA 

Victor;    in   France.    FD:    8-31. 

Pfc.  Charles  N.  Bess,  manager 
Woodbine  Theater.  Nashville; 
in  France.  FD:  8-31. 

Sgt.  Lee  Powell,  screen  actor;  in 
action.  FD:  9-1. 

Capt.  Hal  Freeman,  son  of  Al 
Freeman:   in  Pacific.  FD:  9-1. 

Jerome  Potrykusoff,  Bausch  & 
Lomb;   in  Italy.  FD:  9-5. 

Lt.  Morton  C.  Enstis,  associate 
editor  Theater  Arts  Magazine; 
in  France.  FD:  9-6. 

Douglas  F,  Harris,  nephew  of 
J.  J.  O'Connor;  in  France.  FD: 
9-6. 

Lt.  Bernard  Pollock,  assistant 
manager.  Omaha  Theater. 
Omaha;   in  France.  FD:   9-13. 

Lt.    Newton     Goldman,     son     of 

Harry  Goldman  of  Boston;  in 
European   area.   FD:   9-19. 

Lt.  John  S.  Schultz,  manager 
Columbia  Theater,  Erie,  Pa.; 
in  airplane  crash.  FD:  9-19. 

Lt.  Frank  Hanskowski,  of  South- 
town  Theater,  Chicago;  in 
New  Guinea.  FD:  9-20. 

Rene    Descateaux,    son    of    New 

Hampshire  theater  owner;  in 
South   Pacific.   FD:    9-22. 

Nick  Kurls,  Jr.,  son  of  Theater 
owner  in  Muskegon,  Mich.;  in 
France.  FD:   9-25. 


Danaien  Parer,  Paramount  News 
ace;   in  Peleliu.  FD:   9-26. 

Lt.  Roy  Zesser,  nephew  of  Alex- 
ander Zesser,  Detroit  theater 
owner.    FD:  9-27. 

Pvt.  James  S.  Noel,  formerly 
with  Republic  in  Charlotte, 
N.  C.  FD:   9-27. 

Lt.  C.  J.  Kontos,  nephew  of  Har- 
old Abbott,  equipment  dealer 
of  Chicago.  FD:  9-27. 

Sgt.  John  K.  Mullen,  manager, 
Warners'  Ardmore,  Philadel- 
phia; in  France.  FD:  10-3. 

Pfc.  Pan!  W.  Winter,  projection- 
ist, Philadelphia;  in  France. 
FD:  10-3. 

Pvt.  John  W.  Krivo,  Local  B-179, 
Detroit:   in  France.  FD:   10-9. 

Cpl.  Eric  G.  Svenson,  staff  of 
Pantheon.  Chicago;  in  sinking 
of  ship  in  Mediterranean.  FD: 
10-10. 

Lt.  Channing  Trafford,  doorman 
at  Empire,  Montgomery,  Ala.; 
in  N.  M.  air  crash.  FD:  10-13.. 

Corp.  Grover  Brown,  actor;  in 
France.  FD:  10-18. 

Jimmy  Smith,  Cincinnati  booker; 
in  France.  FD:   10-23. 

Corp.  Alton  T.  Brown,  of  Queen 
Theater,  Austin,  Tex.:  on 
Tinian  Island.  FD:  10-25. 

T/Sgt.  Arthur  Sorenson,  Jr.,  son 

of  editor  of  Movietone  News; 
in  Germany.  FD:   10-31. 

Lt.  Jerry  Marcus,  former  Metro 
booker,  Omaha;  in  France. 
FD:  11-2. 

Lt.  Bernard  Pollock,  Tri-State, 
Sioux  City,  la.;  in  France.  FD: 
11-3. 

Robert  Chasa,  Zephyr  Theater, 
Burlington,  la.;  in  France. 
FD:  11-3. 

Lt.  Monroe  Samsalig,  S.O.S.  ship- 
ping clerk;  in  France.  FD: 
11-8. 

Harry  Born,  manager  New  York 
Globe  Theater;  in  Europe.  FD: 
11-8. 

Lt.  Jack  B.  Dougherty,  WB  home 
office;  in  Germany.  FD:  11-13. 

Glen  Schwartz,  brother  of  Don 
and  Abbott  Schwartz,  Minne- 
apolis; in  Italy.  FD:  11-13. 

T/Sgt.  Edward   J.  Wall,  Jr.,  son 

of  E.  J.  Wall   of  Londonville, 
N.  Y.;   in  France.  FD:   11-14. 

Sgt.  Howard  B.  Craven,  head 
usher  Art  Theater,  Springfield, 
Mass.:  in  Germany.  FD:  11-14. 


Lt.  Joseph  T.  Dandrea,  Essaness 
theater  manager,  Chicago;  in 
France.  FD:    11-17. 

S/Sgt.  Henry  S.  Rosenwald,  New 

York      theater     operator;      in 
Italy.  FD:  11-17. 

Lt.  Robert  L.  Kuhl,  owner  of  two 
Iowa  theaters;  in  plane  crash 
in  Texas.  FD:  11-20. 

John  Engst,  Essaness  theater 
manager;  in  France:  FD:  11- 
22. 

Pvt.  Roy  Algeo,  Jr.,  Republic 
shipper,         Pittsburgh ;  on 

Saipan.  FD:  11-24. 

J.  Samuel  Weltman.  Syracuse 
theater  owner;  in  France.  FD: 
11-30. 


Lt.  Gerald  Steinberg,  son-in-law 
of  I.  J.  Hoffman,  New  Haven; 
in  France.  FD:  12-1. 

Lt.  Richard  H.  Fitzgerald,  son  of 

Harold  J.  Fitzgerald,  Fox,  Wis. 
Amusement  head;  on  Leyte. 
FD:  12-4. 

Pvt.  James  J.  Galizia,  Famous 
Music  Corp.  employe;  in  air 
accident  in  Georgia.  FD:  12-7. 

Corp.  Mike  Renda,  service  staff. 
Loew's  Theater,  St.  Louis;  in 
Italy.  FD:   12-7. 

Gene  Hensley,  of  Black  Diamond 
Circuit,  W.  Va.;  over  France. 
FD:  12-13. 

Pfc.  Edward  Planine,  G-S  man- 
ager in  Joliet,  111.;  in  Holland. 
FD:  12-16. 

Joseph  P.  De  Conco,  still  lab. 
employe  at  Universal  studio; 
on  Leyte.  FD:  12-19. 

Lt.  Robert  Drew,  former  Mono- 
gram rep.  for  W.  Va.;  in 
bomber  crash.  FD:  12-20. 

Lt.  James  B.  Crawley,  manager 
Keresotes  theater  in  Chilli- 
cothe.  111.;  in  Holland.  FD: 
12-20. 

F/O  David  Coleck,  son  of  Dora 
Koleck  of  B  &  K's  Uptown 
Theater,  Chicago;  over  Rou- 
mania.  FD:  12-22. 

Walter  Oakes,  member  of  Chi- 
cago operators'  union;  in 
South  Pacific.  FD:   12-22: 

Pfc.  Edward  Suttell,  former 
manager  Old  Vienna  Theater, 
Buffalo;  in  Germany.  FD:  12- 
26. 

Pvt.  Robert  W.  Woolums,  former 
manager  Drexel  Theater,  Co- 
lumbus, O.,  in  France.  FD: 
12-27. 

Pvt.  Joseph  Smith,  son  of  Harry 
Smith,  RKO  booker  in  Boston: 
in  Europe.  FD:   12-29. 


142 


PRODUCTION 


FEATURES 

RELEASED  SINCE  1915 

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A  Wave,  a  Wac  and  a  Marine 

Monogram;    70   mins. 

Reviewed,    7-31-44:    Released,     10-7-44. 

Cast,  Elyse  Knox,  Anne  Gillis,  Sally  Eilers, 
Richard  Lane,  Marjorie  Woodworth,  Ramsay 
Ames,  Henry  Youngman.  Charles  Marshall,  Alan 
Dinehart,  Billy  Mack,  Cy  Kendall,  Aileen  Pringle, 
Jack  Mulhall,  Mabel  Todd,  Milton  Bronson,  Elvia 
Allman,  Sid  Tomack,  Rose  Murphy,  The  Music 
Maids,    Freddie    Rich    Orchestra,     Connie    Haines. 

Producer,  Edward  Sherman;  Director,  Phil  Karl- 
stein;  Author,  Hal  Firnberg;  Screenplay,  Hal  Firn- 
berg; Art  Director,  Georg-e  Van  Marter;  Musical 
Score,  Freddie  Rich;  Cameraman,  Maury  Gertz- 
man;    Editor,   William    Austin. 

Abroad  With  Two  Yanks 

United  Artists;  80  mins. 

Reviewed,   7-24-44;    Released,    8-4-44. 

Cast,  William  Bendix,  Helen  Walker.  Dennis 
O'Keefe,  John  Loder,  George  Cleveland,  Janet  Lam- 
bert, James  Flavin,  Aruthur  Hunnicutt,  William 
Jillson,  Herbert  Evans,  William  Forrest,  John 
Abbott. 

Producer,  Edward  Small;  Director,  Allan  Dwan: 
Author,  Fred  Guiol;  Screenplay,  Charles  Rogers. 
Wilkie  Mahoney,  Ted  Sills;  Musical  Director,  Lud 
Gluskin;  Art  Director,  Joseph  Sternad:  Camera- 
man; Charles  Lawton,  Jr.;  Editor,  Richard  Heer- 
manee. 

Action  in  Arabia 

RKO;   75  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-18-44. 

Cast,  George  Sanders,  Virginia  Bruce,  Lenore 
Aubert,  Gene  Lockhart,  Robert  Armstrong,  H.  B. 
Warner,  Alan  Napier,  Andre  Chariot,  Marcel  Dalio. 
Robert  Anderson,  Jamiel  Hasson,  John  Hamilton, 
Rafael  Stern,  Mike  Ansara. 

Producer,  Maurice  Geraghty;  Director,  Leonide 
Moguy;  Screenplay,  Philip  MacDonald,  Herbert 
Biberman;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Al 
Herman;  Musical  Score,  Roy  Webb;  Cameraman, 
Roy   Hunt;    Editor,   Robert   Swink. 

Address  Unknown 

Columbia;  72  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-24-44:    Released,   6-1-44. 

Cast,  Paul  Lukas,  Carl  Esmond.  Peter  Van  Eyck. 
Mady  Christians,  Morris  Carnovsky,  K.  T.  Stevens. 
Emory  Parnell.  Mary  Young-,  Frank  Faylen. 
Charles  Halton,  Erwin  Kaiser,  Frank  Reicher. 
Dale  Cornell,  Peter  Newmeyer,  Larry  Joe  Olsen. 
Gary  Gray. 

Producer,  William  Cameron  Menzies;  Assistant 
Producer,  Lonnie  D'Sora;  Director,  William  Cam- 
eron Menzies;  Author,  Kressmann  Taylor;  Screen- 
play. Herbert  Dalmas;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks. 
Walter  Holscher;  Musical  Score,  Ern6t  Toch; 
Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stolon*:  Cameraman, 
Rudolph  Mate;   Editor,  Al  Clark. 

Adventure  in  Bokhara 

Artkino :   84  mins. 

Reviewed.     8-28-44:    Released,    8-19-44. 

Produced  in   the  U.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  Lev  Sverdlin,  M.  Mirzakarimova,  K.  Mik- 
hailov,   E.    Heller. 

Director.  Y.  Protozov:  Authors.  L.  Soloview. 
V.    Vitkovitch;    Music,     N.    Gainiev,    Briunchugin. 


Adventure  in  Music 

AFE    Corp.;    62    mins. 

Reviewed,   4-18-44. 

Cast,  Jose  Iturbi,  Emanuel  Feuermann,  Mildred 
Dilling,  Bronsky  and  Babin,  the  Coolidgre  String 
Quartet. 

Producers,  Walter  Lowendahl,  Rudolph  Polk; 
Directors,  Ernest  Matray,  S.  K.  Winston,  Reginald 
LeBorg-;  Cameramen,  Jackson  Rose,  Paul  Ivano. 
Walter  Lundin,  Harry  Jackson:  Editors,  Harvey 
Pergament,  Tom  Biggart,  Dick  Wray. 

Adventures    of   Mark    Twain, 
The 

Warners;   130  mins. 

Reviewed,  5-3-44:   Released,  5-6-44. 

Cast,  Fredric  March,  Alexis  Smith,  Donald 
Crisp,  Alan  Hale,  C.  Aubrey  Smith,  John  Carra- 
dine,  William  Henry,  Robert  Barrat,  Walter  Hamp- 
den, Joyce  Reynolds,  Whitford  Kane,  Percy  Kil- 
bride, Nana  Bryant,  Dennis  Donnelly,  Hooper  Atch- 
ley,  Georg-e  Reed,  Sam  McDaniel,  Dudley  Dickerson, 
Betty  Roadman,  Viola  Callahan,  Frank  Wilcox, 
Libby  Taylor,  Lillian  Randolph,  Mildred  Gover. 
Dickie  Jones,  Kay  Johnson,  Jackie  Brown,  Eugene 
Holland,  Michael  Miller,  Frederick  Spencer,  Russell 
Gleason,  Victor  Kilian,  Christian  Rub,  Harry 
Woods,  Eddie  Waller,  John  (Skins)  Miller,  Willie 
Fungr,  Creighton  Hale,  Fred  Kelsey,  Oliver  Prickett. 
Leo  White,  Joseph  Crehan,  Cliff  Saum,  Harry 
Tyler,  Ronald  Drew,  Walter  Soderling-,  Sailor  Vin- 
cent, Richard  Kipling,  Bill  Edwards,  Bill  Kennedy, 
Stuart  Holmes,  Joan  Winfield,  Sarah  Edwards, 
Leah  Baird,  Frank  Reicher,  George  Haywood, 
Frank  Drien,  Douglas  Wood,  Willie  Best,  Burr 
Caruth,  Harry  Hilliard,  Brandon  Hurst,  Davison 
Clark,  Harry  Holman,  Frank  Dae,  Henry  Blair, 
Francis  Pierlot,  Joseph  Crehan,  Jessie  Grayson, 
Bobby  Larson,  Earl  Dewey,  Lee  Powell,  Sammy 
McKim,  Harry  Worth,  Lee  "Lasses"  White,  Ernie 
Adams,  William  Gould,  Arthur  Aylesworth,  Jack 
Mower,  Frank  Mayo,  William  Haade,  Robert 
Homans,  Lew  Kelly,  Paul  Panzer,  Monte  Blue. 
Paul  Newlan,  Ernest  Whitman,  Emmett  Smith, 
Pat  O'Malley,  Georg-e  Sherwood,  Charles  Marsh, 
Charles  McAvoy,  Jim  Farley,  Frank  Pharr,  Norman 
Willis,  Dick  Elliott,  Bud  Osborne,  Thurston  Hall. 
George  Humbert,"  Chester  Conklin,  Georg-e  Lessey, 
Dorothy  Vaug-han,  Gloria  Ann  Crawford,  Lynne 
Bag-grett,  Carol  Joyce  Coombs,  Charlene  Salerno, 
Joyce  Tucker,  Charles  Waldron,  Paul  Scardon, 
Paul  Lawford,  Robert  Herrick,  Charles  Peck, 
Bill  Lechner,  Jack  Gardner,  Jack  Gargan,  Francis 
Sayles,    Charles    Irwin,    Rose    Ford,    Rosina    Galli. 

Producer,  Jesse  L.  Lasky;  Director,  Irving  Rap- 
per; Author,  Harold  M.  Sherman;  Screenplay, 
Alan  LeMay;  Musical  Score,  Max  Steiner;  Art 
Director,  John  Hughes;  Musical  Director,  Leo  F. 
Forbstein;  Camerman,  Sol  Polito;  Special  Effects, 
Lawrence  Butler,  Edwin  Linden;  Editor,  Ralph 
Dawson. 

Alaska 

Monogram;    76    mins. 

Reviewed.    10-10-44;    Released,    12-22-44. 

Cast,  Kent  Taylor,  Margaret  Lindsay,  John 
Carradine,  Dean  Jagger,  Nils  Asther,  Iris  Adrian, 
George  Cleveland,  Dewey  Robinson,  Lee  "Lasses" 
White,  John  Rogers,  Jack  Gorton,  John  Maxwell, 
Warren  Jackson,   Dick   Scott. 

Producer,  Lindsley  Parsons:  Director,  George 
Archainbaud:  Screenplay,  George  Wallace  Sayre. 
Harrison  Orkow.  Malcolm  Stuart  Boyland,  from 
"Flush    of    Gold,"    by   Jack    London;    Art   Director, 


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E.  R.  Hickson;  Musical  Director.  Edward  Kay: 
Lyrics  and  Music,  Kay  and  Cherkose;  Dance 
Director,  Jack  Boyle:  Cameraman,  Mack  Stengler, 
Archie  Stout;  Editor,  Richard  Currier. 

All  Baba  and  the  Forty 
Thieves 

Universal;  87  mine. 

Reviewed,   1-10-44;   Released,   1-14-44. 

Cast.  Maria  Montez,  Yvette  Duguay,  Jon  Hall, 
Scotty  Beckett,  Turhan  Bey,  Kurt  Hatch,  Andy 
Devine,  Frank  Puglia,  Moroni  Olsen,  Fortunio 
Bonanova,  Harry  Cording-,  Ramsay  Ames,  Noel 
Cravet,  Belle  Mitchell,  Crispin  Martin. 

Producer,  Paul  Malvern;  Director,  Arthur 
Lubin;  Screenplay,  Edmund  L.  Hartmann;  Art 
Director,  Richard  H.  Riedel;  Musical  Score,  Ed- 
ward Ward;  Cameraman,  George  Robinson. 

Allergic  to  Love 

Universal;   66  mins. 

Reviewed.   5-13-44;   Released,  7-21-44. 

Cast.  Noah  Beery,  Jr.,  Martha  O'Driscoll,  David 
Bruce,  Franklin  Pangborn,  Max  Rosenbloom,  Fuzzy 
Knight.  Marek  Windheim,  George  Chandler,  Olin 
Howlan,  John  Hamilton,  Henry  Armetta,  Grady 
Sutton.  Olive  Blakeney.  Paul  Stanton,  William 
Davidson.  Dudley  Dickerson,  Lotte  Stein,  Edna 
Holland,  Antonio  Triana  &  Montes,  Chinita, 
Guadalajara  Trio. 

Associate  Producer,  Warren  Wilson;  Director, 
Edward  Lilley;  Authors,  Warren  Wilson,  Jack 
Townley,  John  Larkin;  Screenplay.  Warren  Wilson: 
Art  Director,  John  Goodman;  Cameraman,  George 
Robinson;    Editor.   Philip  Cahn. 

Amazing  Mr.  Forrest,  The 

PRC;  69  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-26-44;   Released.  3-29-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  Edward  Everett  Horton,  Otto  Kruger, 
Jack  Buchanan,  Jack  LaRue,  Googie  Withers,  Syd 
Walker,  David  Burns,  Walter  Rilla,  Charles  Car- 
son,  Leslie  Perrins,   Ronald   Shiner. 

Producer,  Jack  Buchanan;  Director,  Thornton 
Freeland;  Screenplay,  Ralph  Spence  (from  "The 
Gang's  All  Here");   Cameraman,   C.  Friese-Greene. 

An  American  Romance 

M-G-M;  151  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-3-44;   Released,  October,   1944. 

Cast.  Brian  Donlevy,  Ann  Richards,  Walter 
Abel,  John  Qualen,  Horace  McNally. 

Producer,  King  Vidor;  Director,  King  Vidor; 
Author,  King  Vidor;  Screenplay,  Herbert  Dalmas, 
William  Ludwig;  Technicolor  Director,  Natalie 
Kalmus;  Musical  Score,  Louis  Gruenberg:  Art 
Director,  Cedric  Gibbons;  Associate,  Urie  McCleary; 
Cameraman,  Harold  Rosson;  Special  Effects, 
Arnold  Gillespie;  Editor,  Conrad  A.  Nervi*. 

And  Now  Tomorrow 

Paramount;    85  mins. 
Reviewed,   10-18-44. 

Cast,  Alan  Ladd,  Loretta  Young,  Susan  Hay- 
ward,  Barry  Sullivan,  Beulah  Bondi,  Cecil  Kella- 
way.  Grant  Mitchell,  Helen  Mack,  Darryl  Hick- 
man, Anthony  L.  Caruso,  Jonathan  Hale,  Conrad 
Binyon,  Connie  Leon,  George  M.  Carleton,  Leo 
Bulgakov. 

Associate  Producer,  Fred  Kohlmar;  Director, 
Irving  Pichel;  Author,  Rachel  Field:  Screenplay, 
Frank  Partos,  Raymond  Chandler;  Musical  Score. 
Victor  Young;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Hal 
Pereira;  Cameraman,  Daniel  L.  Fapp;  Special 
Effects,  Farciot  Edouart:  Editor,  Duncan  Mans- 
field. 

And  the  Angels  Sing 

Paramount;  96  mins. 

Reviewed,  4-25-44. 

Cast,  Dorothy  Lamour,  Fred  MacMurray,  Betty 
Hutton,  Diana  Lynn,  Mimi  Chandler,  Raymond 
Walburn,  Eddie  Foy,  Jr.,  Frank  Albertson,  Mikhail 
Rasumny,  Frank  Faylen,  George  McKay,  Harry 
Harris,  Donald  Kerr,  Perc  Launders,  Tom  Kennedy. 


Associate  Producer,  E.  D.  Leshin;  Director, 
Claude  Binyon;  Screenplay,  Melvin  Frank,  Norman 
Panama;  Art  Directors,  Hand  Dreier,  Hal  Pereira: 
Musical  Director,  Victor  Young;  Musical  Numbers, 
Danny  Dare;  Cameraman,  Karl  Struss;  Editor, 
Eda  Warren. 

Andy  Hardy's  Blonde  Trouble 

M-G-M;  107  mins. 

Reviewed,    4-24-44;    Released,    May,    1944. 

Cast,  Lewis  Stone,  Mickey  Rooney,  Fay  Holden, 
Sara  Haden,  Herbert  Marshall,  Bonita  Granville, 
Jean  Porter,  Keye  Luke.  Lee  Wilde,  Lyn  Wilde, 
Marta  Linden. 

Director,  George  B.  Seitz;  Screenplay,  Harry 
Ruskin,  William  Ludwig,  Agnes  Christine  Johnston; 
Musical  Score,  David  Snell;  Art  Director,  Cedric 
Gibbons;  Cameraman,  Lester  White;  Editor,  George 
White. 

Are  These  Onr  Parents? 

Monogram;  73  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-16-44;    Released,    '6-27-44. 

Cast,  Helen  Vinson,  Lyle  Talbot,  Noel  Neill. 
Richard  Byron,  Emma  Dunn,  Addison  Richards, 
Anthony  Warde,  Robin  Raymond,  Ian  Wolfe, 
Jean    Carlin,     Claire    McDowell,     Emmett    Vogan. 

Producer,  Jeffrey  Bernerd;  Director,  William 
Nigh;  Author,  Hilary  Lynn;  Screenplay,  Michel 
Jacoby;  Score-Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay; 
Technical  Director,  Dave  Milton;  Cameraman, 
Harry  Neumann;   Editor  Johnny  Link. 

Arizona  Trail 

Universal;   57  mins. 

Reviewed,    5-10-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Dennis  Moore, 
Janet  Shaw,  Jack  Ingram,  Erville  Alderson,  Joseph 
Greene,  Glenn  Strange,  Dan  White,  Art  Fowler, 
Johnny  Bond  and  his  Red  River  Valley  Boys. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director, 
Vernon  Keays;  Screenplay,  William  Lively;  Musi- 
cal Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Art  Directors,  John 
B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman, 
William  Sickner;  Special  Effects,  John  P.  Fulton; 
Editor,  Alvin  Todd. 

Arizona  Whirlwind 

Monogram. 

Released,   2-21-44. 

Cast,  Ken  Maynard,  Hoot  Gibson,  Bob  Steele. 
Ian  Keith,  Myrna  Dell,  Don  Stewart,  Charles 
King,  Karl  Hackett,  George  Chesebro.  Dan  White, 
Charles   Murray,    Jr.,   Frank  Ellis. 

Producer,  Robert  Tansey;  Director,  Robert  Tan- 
sey;  Screenplay,  Frances  Kavanaugh;  Musical  Di- 
rector, Frank  Sanucci;  Cameraman,  Edward  Hull; 
Editor,   John  C.  Fuller. 


Army  Wives 


Monogram;   68  mins. 

Reviewed,    12-6-44. 

Cast,  Elyse  Knox,  Marjorie  Rambeau,  Rick 
Vallin,  Dorothea  Kent,  Hardie  Albright,  Murray 
Alper,  Ralph  Lewis,  Ralph  Sanford,  Jimmy  San- 
ford,  Jimmy  Conlin,  Kenneth  Brown,  Billy  Lenhart. 

Producer,  Lindsley  Parsons;  Director,  Phil 
Rosen;  Screenplay,  B.  Harrison  Orkow;  Art  Direc- 
tor, David  Milton;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay; 
Cameraman,  Mack  Stengler. 

Arsenic  and  Old  Lace 

Warners;    18  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-1-44;    Released,    9-23-44. 

Cast,  Cary  Grant,  Priscilla  Lane,  Raymond 
Massey,  Jack  Carson,  Edward  Everett  Horton, 
Peter  Lorre,  James  Gleason,  Josephine  Hull,  Jean 
Adair,  John  Alexander,  Grant  Mitchell,  Edward 
McNamara,  Garry  Owen,  John  Ridgely,  Vaughan 
Glaser,  Chester  Clute.  Charles  Lane,  Edward 
MeWade. 

Producer,  Frank  Capra;  Director,  Frank  Capra: 
Author.  Joseph  Kesselring;  Screenplay,  Julius  J. 
and  Philip  G.  Epstein;  Art  Director,  Max  Parker: 
Musical  Score,  Max  Steiner;  Musical  Director,  Leo 
F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman,  Sol  Polito:  Special 
Effects,  Byron  Haskin,  Robert  Burks;  Editor, 
Daniel  Mandell. 


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Republic;  86  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-3-44;    Released,    9-15-44. 

Cast,  Constance  Moore,  Brad  Taylor,  Charley 
Grapewin,  Jerry  Colonna,  Robert  B.  Castaine, 
Adela  Mara,  Pierre  Watkin,  Harry  Tyler,  Stanley 
Andrews,  Donald  Kerr,  Charles  Williams,  Daisy 
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strong; orchestra;  Buck  and  Bubbles,  Dorothy 
Dandridge,  Belle  Baker.  Joe  Frisco.  Jack  Kenny, 
Al   Shean.  Gus  Van,  Charles  Marsh. 

Associate  Producer,  Albert  J.  Cohen;  Director, 
Ray  McCarey;  Author,  Arthur  Caesar;  Screenplay, 
Doris  Gilbert,  Frank  Gill,  Jr..  George  Carleton 
Brown;  Musical  Director,  Walter  Scharf:  Musical 
Supervisor,  Albert  Newman ;  Art  Director,  Rus- 
sell   Kimball;    Cameraman,    John    Alton. 

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Babes  on  Swing  Street 

Universal;   70  mins. 

Reviewed.    9-18-44;    Released   10-13-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Blyth,  Peggy  Ryan.  Andy  Devine. 
Leon  Errol,  Anne  Gwynne,  Kirby  Grant,  June 
Preisser,  Alma  Kruger,  Billy  Dunn,  Sidney  Miller. 
Marion  Hutton,  Freddie  Slack  orchestra,  Ruben- 
ettes. 

Associate  Producer,  Bernard  W.  Burton;  Di- 
rector, Edward  Killey;  Author,  Brenda  Weisberg; 
Screenplay,  Howard  Dimsdale,  Eugene  Conrad: 
Art  Directors.  John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Gross- 
man; Musical  Director,  Sam  Freed,  Jr.,  Dance 
Director,  Louis  Da  Pron;  Cameraman,  Jerome  Ash; 
Special  Effects,  John  P.  Fulton;  Editor,  Fred  R. 
Reitschans,  Jr. 

Barbary  Coast  Gent 

M-G-M;   87  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-3-44;  Released,  September.   1944. 

Cast,  Wallace  Beery,  Binnie  Barnes,  John  Car- 
radine,  Bruce  Kellogg,  Frances  Raftery,  Chjill 
Wills,  Noah  Beery,  Sr.,  Henry  O'Neill.  Ray  Collins. 
Morris  Ankrum,  Donald  Meek,  Addison  Richards. 
Harry  Hayden.  Paul  E.  Burns,  Paul  Hurst,  Victor 
Kilian,   Cliff  Clarke,  Louise  Beavers. 

Producer,  Orville  O.  Dull;  Director,  Roy  Del 
Ruth;  Screenplay,  William  R.  Lipman,  Grant  Gar- 
rett;; ;;Mu;s;i;c;a;l;  ;Score,  David  Snell;  Art 
Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  William  Ferrari:  Cam- 
eraman, Charles  Salerno,  Jr.;;  Editor,  Adrienne 
Fazan. 


Bathing  Beauty 


M-G-M;    101   mins. 

Reviewed,    5-31-44;   Released,   July,   1944. 

Cast,  Red  Skelton,  Esther  Williams,  Basil  Rath- 
bone,  Bill  Goodwin,  Ethel  Smith,  Nana  Bryant. 
Ann  Codee,  Francis  Pierlot,  Jean  Porter,  Carlos 
Ramirez,  Donald  Meek,  Harry  James,  Helen  For- 
rest, Xavier  Cugat,  Lina  Romay,  William  Hayden. 

Producer.  Jack  Cummings;  Director,  George 
Sidney;  Authors,  Kenneth  Earl,  M.  M.  Mueselman. 
Curtis  Kenyon;  Screenplay,  Dorothy  Kingsley, 
Allen  Boretz,  Frank  Waldman;  Musical  Director, 
Johnny  Green;  Dance  Directors,  Jack  Donohue. 
Robert  Alton ;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons, 
Stephen  Goosson,  Merrill  Pye;  Cameraman,  Harry 
Stradling;  Editor,  Blanche  Sewell. 

Beautiful  but  Broke 

Columbia. 

Released,  1-28-44. 

Cast,  Joan  Davis,  John  Hubbard,  Jane  Frazee. 
Judy  Clark,  Bob  Haymes,  Danny  Mummert;  Byron 
Foulger,  George  McKay,  Ferris  Taylor,  Isabel 
Withers,  John  Eldredge,  Grace  Hayle,  John  Dilson. 

Producer,  Irving  Briskin;  Director,  Charles  Bar- 
ton; Author,  Arthur  Housman;  Screenplay,  Monte 
Brice;  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cameraman,  L.  W.  O'Connell; 
Editor,    Richard   Fantl. 

Belle  of  the  Yukon 

RKO-Intemational;  84  mins. 
Reviewed,    12-6-44. 


Cast,  Randolph  Scott,  Gypsy  Rose  Lee,  Din  all 
Shore.  Bob  Burns,  Charles  Winninger,  William 
Marshall,  Guinn  "Big  Boy"  Williams,  Robert 
Armstrong,   Florence   Bates,    Edward    Fielding. 

Producer,  William  A.  Seiter;  Director,  William 
A.  Seiter;  Author,  Houston  Branch;  Screenplay, 
James  Edward  Grant;  Art  Director,  Perry  Fergu- 
son; Musical  Score,  Arthur  Lange;  Musical  Di- 
rector, Arthur  Lange;  Dance  Director,  Don  Loper; 
Cameraman,    Ray   Rennahan;    Editor,    Ernest   Nims. 

Beneath  Western  Skies 

Republic:  55  mins. 

Reviewed,  5-25-44;   Released.  3-3-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Livingston,  Smiley  Burnette,  Erne 
Laird,  Frank  Jaquet,  Tom  London,  Charles  Miller, 
Joe  Strauch,  Jr.,  Leroy  Mason,  Kenne  Duncan, 
Charles  Dorety,  Jack  Kirk,  Bud  Geary. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  .Gray;  Director,  Spen- 
cer Bennet;  Screenplay,  Albert  DeMond,  Bob 
Williams. 

Bermuda  Mystery 

20th-Fox;   65  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-24-44;   Released,   May,   1944. 

Cast,  Preston  Foster,  Ann  Rutherford,  Charles 
Butterworth,  Helen  Reynolds,  Jean  Howard,  Rich- 
ard Lane,  Roland  Drew,  John  Eldredge,  Theodore 
von  Eltz,  Pierre  Watkin,  Jason  Robards,  Kane 
Richmond,  Emmett  Vogan,  Edward  Keane,  Ches- 
ter Clute,  Holmes  Herbert,  Jack  Chefe,  Margaret 
Brayton,  Frances  Morris,  Harry  Seymour,  Leslie 
Denison,  Eddie  Dunn,  Olin  Howlin,  Tom  Dugan, 
James  Flavin,  Ralph  Sanford,  Pat  Davis,  Edwin 
Mills,  Harry  Wilson,  Frank  Dawson,  Edward 
Cooper. 

Produced,  William  Girard;  Director,  Benjamin 
Stoloff;  Author,  John  Larkin;  Screenplay,  W. 
Scott  Darling:  Art  Directors.  James  Basevi.  Rus- 
sell Spencer;  Musical  Score,  Arthur  Lange;  Musi- 
cal Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Joseph 
La  Shelle;  Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor, 
Norman  Colbert. 

Between  Two  Women 

M-G-M;    83   mins. 

Reviewed,    12-18-44. 

Cast,  Van  Johnson,  Lionel  Barrymore,  Gloria  lie 
Haven,  Keenan  Wynn,  Marilyn  Maxwell,  Almn 
Kruger,  Marie  Blake.  Keye  Luke.  Nell  Craig1,  Edna 
Holland,  Lorraine  Miller,  Walter  Kingsford,  Tom 
Trout,    Shirley    Patterson. 

Director.  Willis  Goldbeck;  Screenplay,  Harrj 
Ruskin;  Musical  Score,  David  Snell:  Dance  Direc- 
tor, Jeannette  Bate;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons, 
Edward  Carfagno;  Cameraman,  Harold  Rosson: 
Editor,  Adrienne  Fazan. 

Between  Two  Worlds 

Warners;    112   mins. 

Reviewed,  5-5-44;  Released,  5-20-44. 

Cast,  John  Garfield,  Paul  Henreid,  Sydney  Green - 
street,  Eleanor  Park,  Edmund  Gwenn,  George 
Tobias,  George  Coulouris.  Faye  Emerson,  Sara 
Allgood,  Dennis  King,  Isobel  Elsom,  Gilbert 
Emery,    Lester   Matthews,    Pat    O'Moore. 

Producer,  Mark  Hellinger;  Director,  Edward  A. 
Blatt;  Screenplay,  Daniel  Fnehs;  from  "Outward 
Bound,"  by  Sutton  Vane:  Music.  Erich  Wolfgang 
Korngold;  Art  Director,  Hugh  Reticker;  Musical 
Director,  Leo  F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman.  Carl 
Guthrie:    Editor,   Rudi  Fehr. 

Big  Noise,  The 

20th-Fox;   74  mins. 

Reviewed,  9-22-44;    Released.    October,    1944. 

Cast,  Stan  Laurel,  Oliver  Hardy,  Doris  Merrick, 
Arthur  Space,  Veda  Ann  Borg.  Bobby  Blake. 
Frank  Fenton.  James  Bush.  Phil  Van  Zandt, 
Esther  Howard,  Robert  Rudley,  Edgar  Dearing, 
Selmar  Jackson,  Harry  Hayden,  Francis  Ford. 
Jack  Norton,  Charles  Wilson,  Ken  Christy,  Beal 
Wong,   Louis  Areo. 

Producer,  Sol  M.  Wurtzel;  Director.  Mai  St. 
('lair;  Screenplay,  W.  Scott  Darling;  Art  Director*, 
Lyle  Wheeler,  John  Ewing;  Musical  Score,  Cyril 
J.    Mockridge;    Musical    Director,    Emil    Newman; 


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Cameraman,  Joe  MacDonald:   Special  Effects,  Fred 
Sersen;   Editor,   Norman  Colbert. 

Black  Magic 

Monogram;  67  mine. 

Reviewed,    7-26-44;    Released,    8-19-44. 

Cast,  Sidney  Toler,  Manton  Moreland,  Frances 
Chan,  Joe  Crehan,  Jacqueline  DeWit,  Ralph  Peters, 
Helen  Beverley,  Frank  Jaquet,  Dick  Gordon,  Charles 
Jordan,  Claudia  Dell,  Geraldine  Wall,  Harry  Depp. 
Edward  Earle. 

Producers,  Philip  N.  Krasne,  James  S.  Burkett; 
Director,  Phil  Rosen;  Author,  George  Callahan; 
Screenplay,  Georgre  Callahan;  Cameraman,  Arthur 
Martinelli;  Editor,  John  Link. 

Black  Parachute,  The 

Columbia;   65  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-5-44;    Released,   5-4-44. 

Cast,  John  Carradinc,  Osa  Massen,  Larry  Parks, 
Jeanne  Bates,  Jonathan  Hale,  Ivan  Triesault, 
Trevor  Bardette,  Art  Smith,  Robert  Lowell,  Charles 
Wagenheim,   Charles  Waldron,  Ernie  Adams. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Lew  Landers; 
Screenplay.  Clarence  Upson  Young;  Art  Directors, 
Lionel  Banks,  Carl  Anderson;  Cameraman,  Georgre 
Meehan;   Editor,  Otto  Meyer. 

Block  Busters 

Monogram;   60  mins. 

Reviewed,   8-15-44;   Released.    8-19-44. 

Cast,  Leo  Gorcey,  Huntz  Hall,  Gabriel  Dell, 
Billy  Benedict,  Jimmy  Strand,  Bill  Chaney,  Minerva 
Urecal,  Roberta  Smith,  Noah  Beery,  Sr.,  Harry 
Langdon,  Fred  Pressel,  Jack  Gilman,  Kay  Marvis, 
Charles  Murray,  Jr. 

Producers,  Sam  Eatzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  Wallace  Fox; 
Author,  Houston  Branch;  Cameraman,  Marcel 
LePicard. 

Blonde  Fever 

M-G-M;   69    mins. 

Reviewed,   12-5-44. 

Cast,  Philip  Dorn,  Mary  Astor,  Felix  Bressart, 
Gloria  Grahame,  Marshall  Thompson,  Curt  Bois, 
Elisabeth   Risdon,   Arthur   Walsh. 

Producer,  William  H.  Wright;  Director,  Richard 
Whorl;  Author,  Ferenc  Molnar;  Screenplay,  Pa- 
tricia Coleman;  Musical  Score,  Nathaniel  Shilkret; 
Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Preston  Ames; 
Cameraman,  Lester  White;   Editor,  George  Hively. 

Bluebeard 

PRC:  73  mins. 

Reviewed,  10-19-44;  Released,  11-11-44. 

Cast,  John  Carradine,  Jean  Parker,  Nils  Asther, 
Ludwig  Stossel,  George  Pembroke,  Teala  LorLng, 
Sonia  Sorell,  Iris  Adrian,  Henry  Kolker,  Emmett 
Lynn,  Patti  McCarty,  Carrie  Deven,  Anne  Sterling. 

Producer,  Leon  Fromkess;  Associate  Producer, 
Martin  Mooney;  Director,  Edgar  Ullmer;  Authors, 
Arnold  Phillips,  Warner  H.  Furst;  Screenplay, 
Pierre  Gendron;  Art  Director,  Paul  Palmentola; 
Musical  Director,  Leo  Erdody;  Cameraman,  Jockey 
A.  Feindel;  Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 

Border  ton  n  Trail 

Republic. 

Released,    8-11-44. 

Cast,  Smiley  Burnette,  Sunset  Carson,  Ellen 
Lowe,  Weldon  Heyburn,  Addison  Richards,  Francis 
McDonald,  Jack  B.  Luden,  Rex  Lease,  John  James, 
Jack  Kirk,  Henry  Wills,  Cliff  Parkinson. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director,  Lesley 
Selander;  Screenplay,  Bob  Williams,  Jesse  Duffy; 
Art  Director,  Gano  Chittenden;  Musical  Score. 
Joseph  Dubin;  Cameraman,  Ernest  Miller;  Editor, 
Charles  Craft. 

Boss  of  Boonitown 

Universal. 

Released.   5-26-44. 

Cast,  Rod  Cameron,  Tom  Tyler,  Fuzzy  Knight. 
Vivian  Austin,  Jack  Ingram,  Ray  Whitley,  Robert 
Barron,  Marie  Austin,  Max  Wagner,  Sam  Flint, 
Dick  Alexander. 


Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director,  Ray 
Taylor;  Screenplay,  William  Lively;  Art  Directors. 
John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman;  Camera- 
man,  William   Sickner;   Editor,   Ted  Kent, 

Boss  of  Bawhide 

PRC;   57  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-15-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Neil  O'Day,  Edward  Cassidy,  Jack  Ingram,  Billy 
Bletcher,  Charles  King,  Jr.,  George  Chesebro, 
Robert  Hill,  Dan  White,  Lucille  Vance. 

Producer,  Alfred  Stern;  Director,  Elmer  Clifton; 
Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Director,  Lee 
Zahler;  Cameraman,  Robert  Cline;  Editor,  Charles 
Henkel,  Jr. 

Bowery  Champs 

Monogram;    62    mins. 

Reviewed,  11-8-44;  Released,  11-25-44. 

Cast,  Leo  Gorcey,  Huntz  Hall,  Billy  Benedict, 
Jimmy  Strand,  Bobby  Jordan,  Bud  Gorman,  Anne 
Sterling,  Gabriel  Dell,  Frank  Jaquet,  Francis  Ford, 
Evelyn  Brent,  Eddie  Cherkose,  Wheeler  Oakman, 
Ian  Keith,  Thelma  White,  Bill  Rhul. 

Producers,  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Screenplay,  Earle  Snell;  Cameraman, 
Ira  Morgan;  Editor,  John  Link. 

Bowery  to  Broadway 

Universal;    94   mins. 

Reviewed,   10-25-44;  Released,  11-3-44. 

Cast,  Jack  Oakie,  Donald  Cook,  Susanna  Foster, 
Turhan  Bey,  Maria  Montez,  Louise  Allbritton, 
Andy  Devine,  Frank  McHugh,  George  Dolenz, 
Rosemary  DeCamp,  Ann  Blyth,  Thomas  Gomez, 
Leo  Carrillo,  Evelyn  Ankers,  Maude  Eburne,  Don- 
ald O'Connor,  Peggy  Ryan,  Ben  Carter,  Mantan 
Moreland,  Richard  Lane,  Robert  Warwick. 

Producer,  John  Grant;  Director,  Charles  Lamont; 
Screenplay,  Edmund  Joseph,  Bart  Lytton;  Art 
Director,  John  B.  Goodman;  Musical  Director, 
Edward  Ward;  Dance  Directors,  Carlos  Romero, 
John  Boyle,  Louis  Da  Pron;  Cameraman,  Charles 
Van   Enger;    Editor,    Arthur   Hilton. 

Brand  of  the  Devil 

PRC. 

Released,    7-30-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Ellen  Hall,  I.  Stanford  Jolley,  Charles  King,  Jr., 
Reed  Howes,  Budd  Buster,  Carl  Hackett,  Kermit 
Maynard,    Edward   Cassidy. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Harry 
Fraser;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Edward  Kull;  Editor, 
Charles  Henkel,  Jr. 

Brazil 

Republic;  91  mins. 

Reviewed,  10-27-44;  Released,  11-30-44. 

Cast,  Tito  Guizar,  Virginia  Bruce,  Edward 
Everett  Horton,  Robert  Livingston,  Veloz  and 
Yolanda,  Fortunio  Bonanova,  Richard  Lane,  Frank 
Puglia,  Auroa  Miranda,  Alfredo  de  Sa,  Henry  Da 
Silva,   Rico  de  Montez,  Leon  Leonoir,   Roy  Rogers. 

Associate  Producer,  Robert  North;  Director, 
Joseph  Santley;  Author,  Richard  English;  Screen- 
play, Frank  Gill,  Jr.,  Laura  Kerr;  Musical 
Director,  Walter  Scharf;  Music,  Ary  Barroso;  Art 
Director,  Russell  Kimball;  Dance  Director,  Billy 
Daniels;  Cameraman,  Jack  Marta;  Editor,  Fred 
Allen. 


Bride  by  mistake 


RKO;   81  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-27-44. 

Cast,  Alan  Marshal,  Laraine  Day,  Marsha  Hunt, 
Allyn  Joslyn,  Edgar  Buchanan,  Michael  St.  Angel, 
Marc  Carmer,  William  Post,  Jr.,  Bruce  Edwards, 
Nancy  Gates,  Slim  Summerville,  John  Miljan,' 
Robert   Anderson. 

Producer,  Bert  Granet;  Director,  Edward  Wal- 
lace: Author,  Norma  Krasna;  Screenplay,  Phoebe 
and  Henry  Ephron;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S. 
D'Agostino,  Walter  E.  Keller;  Musical  Score,  Roy 


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REALIZATION  THAT  ITS  CON- 
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BOUND  UP  WITH  THE  SUCCESS 
OF  ITS  THOUSANDS  OF  EXHIBITOR 
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LOOKS  FORWARD  WITH  CON- 
FIDENCE TO  THE  NEW  SEASON. 


Webb;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Camera- 
man,   Nicholas   Musuraca;    Editor,    Les   Millbrook. 

Bridge  of  San  Luis  Hey,  The 

United  Artists. 

Released,   2-11-44. 

Cast,  Lynn  Bari,  Francis  Lederer,  Akim  Tamiroft", 
Nazimova,  Louis  Calhern,  Blanche  Yurka,  Donald 
Woods,  Emma  Dunn,  Barton  Hepburn,  Joan  Lor- 
ringr,  Abner  Biberman,   Minerva  Urecal. 

Producer,  Benedict  Bogeaus;  Director,  Rowland 
V.  Lee;  Author,  Thornton  Wilder;  Screenplay, 
Howard  Estabrook;  Art  Director.  Charles  Odds; 
Musical  Director,  Dimitri  Tiomkin;  Cameraman, 
John   Boyle;    Editor,    Harvey   Mang-er. 

Broadway  Rhythm 

M-G-M;  115  mine. 

Reviewed.    1-19-44;    Released,    March,    1944. 

Cast,  George  Murphy,  Ginny  Simms,  Charles 
Winninger,  Gloria  DeHaven,  Nancy  Walker,  Ben 
Blue,  Lena  Home,  Eddie  "Rochester"  Anderson, 
Hazel  Scott,  Ray  Kent,  Ross  Sisters,  Dean  Murphy, 
Louis  Mason,  Bunny  Waters,  Walter  B.  Lone. 
Tommy  Dorsey  and  orchestra. 

Producer,  Jack  Cummings;  Director,  Roy  Del 
Ruth;  Screenplay,  Dorothy  Kingsley,  Harry  Clork; 
from  "Very  Warm  for  May,"  by  Jerome  Kern, 
Oscar  Hammerstein,  II;  Musical  Director,  Johnny 
Green;  Dance  Directors,  Charles  Walters,  Jack 
Donahue,  Robert  Alton,  tton  Loper;  Art  Director, 
Cedric  Gibbons;  Cameraman,  Leonard  Smith;  Edi- 
tor, Albert  Akst. 

Buffalo  Kill 

20th-Fox;  90  mins. 

Reviewed.    3-17-44;    Released,   April,    1944. 

Cast,  Joel  McCrea,  Maureen  O'Hara,  Linda 
Darnell,  Thomas  Mitchell,  Edgar  Buchanan,  An- 
thony Quinn,  Moroni  Olsen,  Frank  Penton,  Matt 
Briggs.  George  Lessey,  Frank  Orth,  George  Chand- 
ler, Chief  Many  Treaties,  Nick  Thompson,  Chief 
Thundercloud,  Sidney  Blackmer,  Edwin  Stanley, 
John  Dilson,  Evelyn  Beresford,  William  Haade, 
Merrill   Rodin,   Talzumbia   Dupea. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;   Director,  William 

A.  Wellman;  Author,  Frank  Winch;  Screenplay, 
Aeneas  MaeKenzie,  Clemen te  Ripley,  Cecile  Kramer; 
Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Lewis  Creber;  Musical 
Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Leon  Sham- 
roy;    Special    Effects,   Fred   Sersen;    Editor,    James 

B.  Clark. 

—  c  — 

California  Joe 

Republic;   55  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-17-44. 

Cast,  Don  Barry,  Wally  Vernon,  Helen  Talbot, 
Twinkle  Watts,   Brian   O'Hara,   Terry  Frost. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White:  Director, 
Spencer  Bennett;  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall;  Art 
Director,  Fred  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Mort  Glick- 
man;  Cameraman,  Ernest  Miller,  Editor,  Harry 
Keller. 

Call  of  the  Jungle 

Monogram;  60  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-28-44;    Released.    7-29-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Corio,  James  Bush,  John  Davidson. 
Claudia  Dell,  Edward  Chandler,  Muni  Seroff,  I. 
Stanford  Jolley,  J.  Alex  Havier,  Phil  Van  Zandt, 
Harry  Burns. 

Producers,  Philip  N.  Krasne,  James  S.  Burkett; 
Director,  Phil  Rosen:  Screenplay,  George  Callahan: 
Art  Director,  Dave  Milton;  Musical  Director,  David 
Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Arthur  Martinelli;  Editor, 
Richard  Currier. 

Call  of  the  Rockies 

Republic. 

Released,    7-14-44. 

Cast,  Smiley  Burnette,  Sonny  Carson,  Harry 
Woods,  Kirk  Alyn,  Ellen  Hall.  Frank  Jaquet, 
Charles  Williams.  Jack  Kirk,  Tom  London,  Robert 
Kortman.  Edmund  Cobb. 

Associate   Producer.    Louis   Gray:    Director,   Les- 


ley Selarider;  Screenplay,  Bob  Williams;  Art  Direc- 
tor. Fred  A.  Ritter:  Musical  Score,  Joseph  Dubin; 
Cameraman,  John  MacBurnie;  Editor,  Harry  Keller. 

Call  of  the  South  Seas 

Republic. 

Released,    7-7-44. 

Cast,  Janet  Martin,  Allan  Lane,  William  Henry. 
Roy  Barcroft,  Wally  Vernon,  Adele  Mara*  Duncan 
Renaldo,  Frank  Jaquet,  Anna  Demetrio,  Dick 
Alexander,  Nena  Campana,  Satini  Puailoa,  Budd 
Buster,  John  Eberts,  Marga  Dean. 

Associate  Producer,  Walter  H.  Goetz;  Director, 
John  English;  Screenplay,  Albert  DeMond;  Art 
Director,  Gano  Chittenden;  Musical  Director,  Mor- 
ton Scott:  Dance  Director,  Jerry  Jarrette;  Camera- 
man, William  Bradford:  Editor,  Richard  Van 
Enger. 

Candlelight  in  Algeria 

20th-Fox;   85  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-6-44;  Released,  July,  1944.    ■ 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  James  Mason,  Carla  Lehmann,  Raymond 
Lovell,  Enid  Stamp-Taylor,  Walter  Rilla,  Pamela 
Sterling,  Lea  Seidl,  Rella  Kurty,  Leslie  Bradley. 
MacDonald  Parke,  Michel  Morel,  Albert  Whelan. 
Minehart  Maur,  Paul  Bonifas,  Harold  Berens. 
Richard  George,  Bart  Norman,  John  Slater,  Berke- 
ley Sehultz,  Jacques  Metadier,  Graham  Penley. 
Richard  Mollainas,  Cecile  Chevreau,  Cot  D'Ordan, 
Paul  Sheridan. 

Producer,  John  Stafford;  Director,  George  King; 
Author,  Dorothy  Hope;  Screenplay,  Brock  Wil- 
liams, Katherine  Strueby;  Art  Director,  Norman 
Arnold;  Musical  Director,  Jack  Beaver;  Musical 
Score,  Roy  Douglas,  James  Turner;  Cameraman. 
Otto  Heller;  Editors,  Terrence  Fisher,  Winifred 
Cooper. 

Can't  Help  Singing 

Universal;    89    mins. 

Reviewed,    12-18-44;    Released,    12-29-44. 

Cast,  Deanna  Durbin,  Robert  Paige,  Akim 
Tamiroff.  David  Bruce,  Leonid  Kinskey,  Ray  Col- 
lins, June  Vincent,  Andrew  Tombes,  Thomas 
Gomez,  Clara  Blandick,  Olin  Howlin,  George 
Cleveland. 

Producer,  Felix  Jackson;  Associate  Producer. 
Frank  Shaw;  Director,  Frank  Ryan;  Authors,  John 
Klorer,  Leoji  Townsend.  from  "Girl  of  the  Over- 
land Trail,"  by  Samuel  J.  and  Curtis  B.  Warshaw- 
sky;  Screenplay,  Lewis  R.  Foster,  Frank  Ryan; 
Music,  Jerome  Kern;  Lyrics,  E.  Y.  Harburg;  Tech- 
nicolor Director,  Natalie  Kalmus;  Art  Directors, 
John  B.  Goodman,  Robert  Clatworthy;  Cameramen 
Woody  Bredell,  W.  Howard  Greene. 

Canterville  Ghost,  The 

M-G-M;  96  mins. 

Reviewed,  5-31-44:  Released,  July,  1944. 

Cast,  Charles  Laughton,  Robert  Young,  Mar- 
garet O'Brien,  William  Gargan,  Reginald  Owen. 
"Rags"  Ragland,  Una  O'Connor,  Donald  Stuart, 
Elisabeth  Risdon,  Frank  Faylon,  Lumsden  Hare, 
Mike  Mazurki,  William  Mossi,  Bobby  Readick, 
Marc    Cramer,    William    Tannen,    Peter    Lawford. 

Producer,  Arthur  L.  Field;  Director,  Jules 
Dassin;  Author,  Oscar  Wilde;  Screenplay,  Edwin 
Harvey  Blum;  Dance  Director,  Jack  Donohue;  Art 
Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Edward  Carfagno;  Cam- 
eraman, Robert  Planck;  Editor,  Chester  W. 
Schaeffer. 

Career  Girl 

PRC. 

Released,    1-11-44. 

Cast,  Frances  Langford,  Edward  Norris,  Iris 
Adrian,  Craig  Woods,  Linda  Brent,  Alec  Craig. 
Ariel  Heath,  Lorraine  Krueger,  Renee  White. 
Gladys    Blake.    Charles    Judels,    Charles    Williams. 

Producer,  Jack  Schwarz;  Associate  Producer. 
Harry  D.  Edwards;  Director,  Wallace  W.  Fox; 
Authors,  Dave  Silverstein.  Stanley  Rauh;  Screen 
play,  Sam  Neuman;  Musical  Director,  Rudy 
Schrager;     Musical    Supervisor,     David    Chudnow; 


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Art    Director,    Frank    Sylso;    Cameraman,    Gustave 
Peterson;    Editor,    Robert    Crandall. 

Casanova  Brown 

RKO;  94  mins. 

Reviewed,   8-3-44. 

Cast,  Gary  Cooper,  Teresa  Wright,  Frank  Mor- 
gan, Anita  Louise,  Patricia  Collinge,  Edmond 
Breon,  Jill  Esmond,  Mary  Treen,  Emory  Parnell, 
Isabel  Elsom,  Halliwell  Hobbes. 

Producer,  Nunnally  Johnson;  Director,  Sam 
Wood;  Author,  Floyd  Dell  (from  "Bachelor 
Father");  Screenplay,  Nunnally  Johnson;  Musical 
Score,  Arthur  Lange;  Art  Director,  Perry  Fergu- 
son; Cameraman,  John  Seitz;  Editor,  Thomas  Neff. 

Carolina  Bines 

Columbia;   81  mins. 

Reviewed,    12-20-44;    Released,    9-26-44. 

Cast,  Kay  Kyser,  Ann  Miller,  Victor  Moore. 
Jeff  Donnell,  Howard  Freeman,  Georgia  Carroll. 
M.  A.  Bogue,  Harry  Babbitt,  Sully  Mason,  Diane 
Pendleton,  Robert  Williams.  Doodles  Weaver. 
Dorothea  Kent,  Eddie  Acuff,  Harold  Nicholas,  The 
Christianis,   Layson  Bros.,   Four  Step  Bros. 

Producer.  Samuel  Bisehoff;  Director,  Leigh 
Jason:  Authors,  M.  M.  Musselman,  Kenneth  Earl; 
Screenplay,  Joseph  Hoffman,  Al  Martin;  Art  Di- 
rectors, Lionel  Banks,  Edward  Jewell;  Musical 
Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff:  Dances,  Sammy  Lee;  Cam- 
eraman, Franz  F.  Planer;  Editor,  James   Sweeney. 

Casanova  in  Burlesque 

Republic:  74  mins. 

Reviewed,    1-31-44;    Released,    2-19-44. 

Cast.  Joe  E.  Brown,  June  Havoc,  Dale  Evans, 
Marjorie  Gatesson,  Lucien  Littlefleld,  Ian  Keith, 
Roger  Imhof,  Harry  Tyler,  Patricia  Knox,  Sugar 
Geise,  Jerome  Franks,   Jr.,  Marga  Dean. 

Associate  Producer,  Albert  J.  Cohen;  Director. 
Leslie  Goodwins;  Screenplay,  Frank  Gill,  Jr.; 
Musical  Director,  Walter  Scharf;  Art  Director. 
Russell  Kimball;  Set  Decorator,  Charles  Thompson; 
Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning:   Editor,  Ernest  Nlm. 

Castle  of  Crimes 

PRC 

Released,    12-22-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  Kenneth  Kent,  Diana  Churchill,  Belle 
Chrystall,  Peter  Murray-Hill,  Clifford  Evans,  Louise 
Hampton,  Catherine  Lacey,  Aubrey  Dexter,  James 
Harcourt.  Ivor  Barnard. 

Producer,  Walter  C.  Mycroft;  Director,  HaroM 
French;  Screenplay,  Doreen  Montgomery,  from  "The 
Arrow,"  by  A.  E.  W.  Mason;  Cameraman,  Walter 
Harvey;  Editor,  E.  B.  Jarvis. 

Charlie  Chan  in  the  Secret 
Service 

Monogram;   63  mins. 

Reviewed.   1-19-44;   Released,   2-14-44. 

Cast,  Sidney  Toler,  Mantan  Moreland,  Gwen 
Kenyon,  Arthur  Loft,  Sarah  Edwards,  George 
Lewis,  Marianne  Quon,  Benson  Fong,  George 
Lessey,  Muni  Seroff,  Barry  Berhard,  Gene  Oliver, 
Eddie  Chandler,   Lelah  Tyler,  Dave  Clark. 

Producers,  Philip  N.  Krasne,  James  S.  Burkett; 
Director,  Phil  Rosen;  Screenplay,  George  Calla- 
han; Musical  Director,  Karl  Hajos;  Cameraman, 
Ira  Morgan;   Editor,  Martin  G.  Cohn. 

Cheyenne  Wildcat 

Republic. 

Released.  9-30-44. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott,  Bobby  Blake.  Alice  Fleming, 
Peggy  Stewart,  Francis  McDonald,  Roy  Barcroft. 
Tom  London,  Tom  Chatterton,  Kenne  Duncan, 
Bud  Geary.  Jack  Kirk.  Sam  Burton. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director,  Lesley 
Selander;  Screenplay,  Randall  Faye;  Art  Director. 
Fred  A.  Ritter:  Musical  Score,  Joseph  Dubin : 
Cameraman,   Bud  Thackery;   Editor,   Charles  Croft. 


Chinese  Cat,  The 

Monogram;   65  mins. 


Reviewed,    4-3-44;    Released,    6-20-44. 

Cast,  Sidney  Toler,  Benson  Fong,  Joan  Wood- 
bury, Mantan  Moreland,  Weldon  Heyburn,  Sam 
Flint,  Cy  Kendall,  Anthony  Warde,  Dewey  Rob- 
inson, John  Davidson,  Betty  Blythe,  I.  Stanford 
Jolley,  Jack  Norton,  Luke  Chan,  Ian  Keith. 

Producers,  Philip  N.  Krasne,  James  S.  Burkett; 
Director,  Phil  Rosen;  Author,  George  Callahan: 
Art  Director,  Dave  Milton;  Cameraman,  Ira  Mor- 
gan; Editor,  Fred  Allen. 

Chip  Off  the  Old  Block 

Universal;    82   mins. 

Reviewed,   2-14-44;   Released,   2-25-44. 

Cast,  Donald  O'Connor,  Peggy,  Ann  Blyth,  Helen 
Vinson,  Helen  Broderick,  Arthur  Treacher,  Patric 
Knowles,  J.  Edward  Bromberg,  Ernest  Truex, 
Minna  Gombell,  Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Irving  Bacon, 
Joel  Kupperman. 

Associate  Producer,  Bernard  W.  Burton:  Direc- 
tor, Charles  Lamont;  Screenplay,  Eugene  Conrad, 
Leo  Townsend;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman, 
Ralph  M.  Delacy;  Musical  Director,  Charles  Previn; 
Cameraman,  Charles  Van  Enger;  Editor,  Charles 
Maynard. 

Christmas  Holiday 

Universal;  92  mins. 

Reviewed.   6-7-44;   Released,    6-30-44. 

Cast,  Deanne  Durbin,  Gene  Kelly.  Richard 
Whorf,  Dean  Harens,  Gladys  George,  Gale  Sonder- 
gaard,  David  Bruce. 

Producer,  Felix  Jackson;  Associate  Producer, 
Frank  Shaw;  Director,  Robert  Siodmak;  Author, 
W.  Somerset  Maugham ;  Screenplay,  Herman  J. 
Mankiewicz;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman. 
Robert  Clatworthy;  Music  Score-Direction,  H.  J. 
Salter:  Cameraman,  Woody  Bredell;  Special  Pho- 
tography, John  P.  Fulton:  Editor,  Ted  Kent. 

Climax,  The 

Universal;   86  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-25-44;    Released,    10-20-44. 

Cast,  Boris  Karloff,  Susanna  Foster,  Turhan 
Bey,  Gale  Sondergaard,  Thomas  Gomez,  June  Vin- 
cent, George  Dolenz,  Ludwig  Stossel,  Jane  Farrar, 
Erno  Verebes,  Lotte  Stein,  Scotty  Beckett,  William 
Edmunds,  Maxwell  Hayes,  Dorothy  Lawrence. 

Producer,  George  Waggner;  Director,  George 
Waggner:  Author,  Edward  Locke:  Screenplay. 
Curt  Siodmak,  Lynn  Starling;  Art  Directors,  John 
B.  Goodman,  Alexander  Golitzen;  Musical  Score, 
Edward  Ward;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Ward: 
Cameramen,  Hal  Mohr,  W.  Howard  Greene:  Editor. 
Russell  Schoengarth. 

Cobra  Woman 

Universal;  70  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-16-44;   Released.    5-12-44. 

Cast,  Maria  Montez,  Jon  Hall,  Sabu.  Edgar 
Barrier,  Mary  Nash,  Lois  Collier,  Samuel  S.  Hinds, 
Moroni  Olsen,  Lon  Chaney. 

Producer,  George  Waggner;  Director,  Robert 
Siodmak;  Author,  W.  Scott  Darling;  Screenplay, 
Gene  Lewis,  Richard  Brooks:  Art  Directors,  John 
B.  Goodman,  Alexander  Golitzen;  Musical  Score, 
Edward  Ward;  Dance  Director,  Paul  Oscard:  Cam- 
eramen, George  Robinson,  W.  Howard  Greene; 
Special  Effects,  John  Fulton;  Editor,  Charles 
Maynard. 

Code  of  the  Prairie 

Republic. 

Released,   10-6-44. 

Cast,  Smiley  Burnette,  Sunset  Carson,  Peggy 
Stewart,  Weldon  Heyburn,  Tom  Chatterton,  Roy 
Barcroft,  Bud  Geary,  Tom  London,  Jack  Kirk, 
Tom  Steele. 

Associate  Producer.  Louis  Gray;  Director,  Spen- 
cer  Bennet;    Author,    Albert   Demond:    Screenplay 
Albert    Demond,    Anthony    Coldwey;    Art    Director 
Fred    A.    Ritter;    Musical    Score,    Joseph    Dubin 
Cameraman,   Bud  Thackery;   Editor,   Harry   Keller 

Conspirators,  The 

Warners:    101   mins. 

Reviewed,    10-17-44;   Released,   10-21-44. 

Cast.  Hedy  Lamarr,  Paul  Henreid,  Sydney  Green- 


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street,  Peter  Lorre,  Victor  Francen,  Joseph  Calleia. 
Carol  Thurston,  Vladimir  Sokoloff,  Edward  Cian- 
nelli,  Stephen  Geray,  Kurt  Hatch,  Gregory  Gay, 
Marcel  Dalio,  George  Macready,  Doris  Lloyd,  Louis 
Mercier,  Monte  Blue,  Billy  Roy,  David  Hoffman, 
Otto   Reichow,   Leon   Belasco,   Frank   Reicher. 

Producer,  Jack  Chertok;  Director,  Jean  Neg- 
ulesco;  Screenplay,  Vladimir  Posner,  Leo  Rosten; 
Music,  Max  Steiner;  Art  Director,  Anton  Grot: 
Music  Arrangements;  Leonid  Raab;  Musical  Di- 
rector, Leo  F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman,  Arthur 
Edeson;  Special  Effects,  William  McGann:  Editor. 
Rudi  Fehr. 


Crazy  Knights 


Contender,  The 


PRC;    63   mins. 

Reviewed,  5-10-44;  Released,  5-10-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe,  Arline  Judge,  Julie  Gibson, 
Donald  Mayo,  Glenn  Strange,  Milton  Kibbee. 
Roland  Drew,  Sam  Flint,  Duke  York,  George 
Turner. 

Producer,  Bert  Sternbach;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Authors,  George  Sayre,  Jay  Doten;  Screen- 
play, George  Sayre,  Jay  Doten,  Raymond  Schrock; 
Art  Director,  Paul  Palmentola;  Musical  Score. 
Albert  Glasser;  Musical  Supervisor,  David  Chud- 
now;  Cameraman,  Robert  Cline;  Editor,  Holbrook 
N.  Todd. 


Cover  Girl 

Columbia;   107  mins. 

Reviewed.   3-7-44;   Released,   4-6-44. 

Cast,  Rita  Hayworth,  Gene  Kelly,  Lee  Bowman, 
Phil  Silvers,  Jinx  Falkenburg,  Leslie  Brooks,  Eve 
Arden,  Otto  Kruger,  Jess  Barker,  Anita  Colby,  Curt 
Bois,  Ed  Brophy,  Thurston  Hall,  Jean  Colleran, 
Francine  Counihan,  Helen  Mueller,  Cecilia  Meagher, 
Betty  Jane  Hess,  Dusty  Anderson,  Eileen  McClory, 
Cornelia  B.  von  Hessert,  Karen  X.  Gaylord,  Cheryl 
Archibald,  Peggy  Lloyd,  Betty  Jane  Graham,  Mar- 
tha Outlaw,   Susann   Shaw,   Rose  May  Robson. 

Producer,  Arthur  Schwartz ;  Associate  Producer, 
Norman  Deming:  Director,  Charles  Vidor;  Screen- 
play, Virginia  Van  TJpp,  Musical  Director,  M.  W. 
Stoloff;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  Cary  Odell; 
Cameramen,  Rudolph  Mate,  Allen  M.  Davey;  Edi- 
tor, Viola  Lawrence. 

Cowboy  and  the  Senorita,  The 

Republic;  78  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-5-44;    Released,   5-12-44. 

Cast,  Roy  Rogers,  Mary  Lee,  Dale  Evans,  John 
Hubbard,  Guinn  Williams,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Dorothy 
Christy,  Lucien  Littlefield,  Hal  Taliaferro,  Jack 
Kirk,  Capella  and  Patricia,  Jane  Beebe,  Ben 
Roehelle,  Bob  Nolan  and  the  Sons  of  the  Pioneers. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  Joseph 
Kane;  Author,  Bradford  Ropes;  Screenplay,  Gordon 
Kahn;  Musical  Director,  Walter  Scharf;  Art 
Director,  Fred  A.  Ritter;  Dance  Director,  Larry 
Ceballos;  Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning,  Editor, 
Tony  Martinelli. 


Cowboy  Canteen 


Columbia. 

Released,    2-8-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Jane  Frazee,  Vera  Vague. 
Tex  Ritter,  Max  Terhune,  Dub  Taylor,  Guinn 
Williams,  Edythe  Elliott,  Emmett  Lynn,  The  Mills 
Brothers,  Jimmy  Wakely,  Roy  Acuff. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Lew  Landers; 
Screenplay,  Paul  Gangelin:  Art  Director,  Lionel 
Banks;  Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Camera- 
man, George  Meehan;  Editor,  Aaron  Stell. 

Cowboy  from  Lonesome  River 

Columbia. 

Released,   9-21-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Vi  Athens,  Dub  Taylor. 
Jimmy  Wakely,  Ozie  Waters,  Arthur  A.  WenzeJ. 
Shelby  D.  Atchison,  Foy  Willingham,  Al  Sloe.v . 
Ian  Keith,  John  Tyrrell,  Craig  Woods,  Bud  Geary, 
Steve  Clark,  Kenneth  MacDonald. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Benjamin  Kline; 
Screenplay,  Luci  Ward;  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks: 
Cameraman,    David    Ragin;     Editor,    Aaron    Stell. 


Monogram. 

Released,    12-8-44. 

Cast,  Billy  Gilbert,  Shemp  Howard,  Maxie  Rosen- 
bloom,  Tim  Ryan,  Jayne  Hazard,  Bernie  Sell,  Tay 
Dunn,  Minerva  Urecal,  mister  Brodie,  Art  Miles, 
Dan    White,    John    Hamilton,    Betty    Sinclair. 

Producer,  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Screenplay,  Tim  Ryan;  Cameraman. 
Marcel   LePicard;   Editor,   Dick  Durrier. 


Crime  by  Night 


Warners;   72  mins. 

Reviewed,   7-27-44;   Released,    9-9-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Wyman,  Jerome  Cowan,  Faye  Emer- 
son, Charles  Lang,  Eleanor  Parker,  Stuart  Craw- 
ford, Cy  Kendall,  Charles  Wilson,  Juanita  Stark. 
Creighton  Hale,  George  Huhl,  Hank  Mann,  Bill 
Kennedy,  Dick  Rich,  Fred  Kelsey. 

Director,  William  Clemens;  Author,  Geoffrey 
Homes;  Screenplay,  Richard  Weil,  Joel  Malone; 
Art  Director,  Charles  Novi;  Cameraman,  Henry 
Sharpe;   Editor,  Doug  Gould. 

Cry  of  the  Werewolf 

Columbia;   63  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-23-44;  Released,  8-17-44. 

Cast,  Nina  Foch,  Stephen  Crane,  Osa  Massen, 
Blanche  Yruka,  Barton  MacLane,  Ivan  Triesault. 
John  Abbott.  Fred  Graff.  John  Tyrrell,  Robert 
Williams,  Fritz  Lieber,  Milton  Parsons. 

Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  Harold 
Levin;  Screenplay,  Griffin  Jay,  Charles  O'Neal;  Art 
Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  George  Brooks;  Musical 
Director,  Mischa  Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  L.  W. 
O'Connell ;    Editor,    Reg  Browne. 

Curse  of  the  Cat  People,  The 

RKO;    70   mins. 

Reviewed,    2-21-44. 

Cast,  Simone  Simon,  Kent  Smith,  Jane  Randolph, 
Ann  Carter,  Elizabeth  Russell,  Eve  March,  Julia 
Dean,  Erford  Gage,  Sir  Lancelot,  Joel  Dayid, 
Juanita  Alvarez. 

Producer,  Val  Lewton;  Directors,  Gunther  V. 
Pritsch,  Robert  Wise;  Screenplay,  DeWitt  Bodeen; 
Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Walter  E. 
Keller;  Musical  Score,  Roy  Webb:  Cameraman. 
Nicholas  Musuraca;  Editor,  J.  R.  Whittredge. 

Cyclone  Prairie  Rangers 

Columbia. 

Released,    11-9-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Dub  Taylor,  Constance 
Worth,  Jimmy  Davis,  Jimmy  Wakely,  Robert  Fiske. 
Clancy  Cooper,  Ray  Bennett,  Stan  Jolley,  Edward 
M.  Phillips,  Edmund  Cobb,  Forrest  Taylor,  Paul 
Zaremba. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Benjamin  Kline; 
Screenplay,  Elizabeth  Beecher;  Art  Director. 
Lionel  Banks;  Cameraman,  Fayte  M.  Brown;  Edi- 
tor,  Aaron   Stell. 

—  D  — 

Dancing  in  Manhattan 

Columbia. 

Released,  12-14-44. 

Cast,  Fred  Brady,  Jeff  Donnell,  William  Wright. 
Ann  Savage,  Cy  Kindall,  Howard  Freeman,  Eddie 
Kane,  Sally  Bliss,  Adelane  Roberts,  Jean  Stevens. 
George  McKay,  Dorothy  Vaughan. 

Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  Henry 
Levin;  Screenplay,  Erna  Lazarus;  Art  Director. 
George  Brooks;  Cameraman,  L.  W.  O'Connell; 
Editor,  Richard  Fantl. 

Dangerous  Passage 

Paramount:    61    mins. 

Reviewed.  12-18-44. 

Cast,  Robert  Lowery,  Phyllis  Brooks,  Charles 
Arnt,  Jack  LaRue,  Victor  Kilian,  William  Edmunds. 
Alec  Craig,  John  Eldredge. 

Producer,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas;  Di- 
rector,   William    Berke:    Author,    Geoffrey    Homes; 


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Art  Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos;  Musical  Score,  Alex 
Laszlo;  Cameraman,  Fred  Jackman,  Jr.;  Editor, 
Henry  Adams. 

Dark  Mountain 

Paramount;  56  mins. 

Reviewed,  9-6-44. 

Ca9t,  Robert  Lowery,  Ellen  Drew,  Regis  Toomey. 
Eddie  Quillan,  Elisha  Cook,  Jr.,  Ralph  Dunn,  Wal- 
ter Baldwin,  Rose  Plumber,  Virginia  Sale,  Byron 
Foulger,  Johnny  Fisher,  Alex  Callam,  Eddie  Kane, 
Angelos  Desfis. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas;  Di- 
rector, William  Berke;  Authors,  Paul  Franklin, 
Charles  Royal;  Screenplay,  Maxwell  Shane;  Art 
Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos;  Cameraman,  Fred  Jack- 
man,  Jr.;   Editor,  Henry  Adams. 

Dark  Waters 

United  Artists;   90  mins. 

Reviewed,  10-31-44;  Released,  11-10-44. 

Cast,  Merle  Oberon,  Franchot  Tone,  Thomas 
Mitchell,  Fay  Bainter,  John  Qualen,  Eli9ha  Cook, 
Jr,.  Rex  Ingram,  Odette  Myrtil,  Eugene  Borden, 
Eileen  Coghlan,  Nina  May  McKinney,  Alan  Napier. 
Rita  Beery. 

Producer,  Benedict  Bogeaus;  Director,  Andre  De 
Toth;  Authors,  Frank  and  Marion  Cockrell;  Screen- 
play, Joan  Harrison,  Marion  Cockrell;  Art  Director, 
Charles  Odds;  Musical  Score,  Dr.  Miklos  Rosza; 
Dance  Director,  Jack  Crosby;  Cameramen,  Archie 
Stout,  John  Mescall;  Editor,  James  Smith. 


Days  of  Glory 


RKO;  86  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-27-44. 

Cast,  Tamara  Toumanova,  Gregory  Peck,  Alan 
Reed,  Maria  Palmer,  Lowell  Gilmore,  Hugh  Haas, 
Dena  Penn,  Glenn  Vernon,  Igor  Dolgoruki,  Edward 
L.  Durst,  Lou  Crosby,  William  Challee,  Joseph 
Vitale,  Erford  Gage,  Ivan  Triesalt,  Maria  Bibikov, 
Edgar  Licho,  Gretl  Dupont,  Peter  Helmers. 

Producer,  Casey  Robinson;  Director,  Jacques 
Tourneur;  Author,  Melchior  Lengyel;  Screenplay, 
Casey  Robinson;  Musical  Score,  Daniele  Amfl- 
theatrof;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Art 
Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agrostino,  Carroll  Clark; 
Production  Designer,  Mordecai  Gorelik;  Camera- 
man, Tony  Gaudio;  Editor,  Joseph  Noriega. 

Dead  Man's  Eyes 

Universal;   64  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-14-44;    Released,    11-10-44. 

Cast,  Lon  Chaney,  Jean  Parker,  Paul  Kelly, 
Thomas  Gomez,  Jonathan  Hale,  Edward  Fielding, 
George  Meeker,  Pierre  Watkin,  Eddie  Dunn, 
Acquanetta. 

Associate  Producer,  Will  Cowan;  Director,  Regi- 
nald LeBorg;  Screenplay,  Dwight  V.  Babcock;  Mu- 
sical Director,  Paul  Sawtell:  Art  Directors,  John 
B.  Goodman,  Martin  Obzina;  Cameraman,  Paul 
Ivano;  Speci?1  Photography,  John  P.  Fulton;  Edi- 
tor, Milton  Carruih. 

Dead  or  Alive 

PRC. 

Released,  11-9-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Dave  O'Brien.  Guy  Wilkerson. 
Marjory  Clements,  Rebel  Randall,  Ray  Bennett, 
Charles  King,  Bud  Osborne,  Henry  Hall,  Ted  Mapes. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay,  Harry  Fraser;  Cameraman. 
Robert  Cline;  Editor,  Hugh  Winn. 

Delinquent  Daughters 

PRC;    72   mins. 

Reviewed,  6-6-44;  Released,  8-10-44. 

Cast,  June  Carlson,  Fifi  D'Orsay,  Teale  Loring. 
Mary  Bovard,  Marga  Dean,  Johnny  Duncan,  Joe 
Devlin,  Jimmy  Zaner,  Don  Dawson,  Frank  McGlynn. 
Parker  Gee,  Warren  Mills,  John  Christian,  Frank 
Stephens,  Floyd  Criswell,  John  Valentine,  Belle 
Thomas,  Sheila  Roberts,  Norval  Mitchell,  Juan 
De  La  Cruz,  Sheila  Roddick. 

Producers,  Donald  C.  McKean,  Albert  Herman; 
Director.  Albert  Herman;  Author,  Arthur  St.  Claire- 
Screenplay,    Arthur  St.   Claire;    Art  Director,   Paui 


Palmentola;    Musical    Director,    Lee    Zahler;    Cam- 
eraman, Ira  Morgan;  Editor,  George  Merrick. 

Destiny 

Universal;    6'5   mins. 

Reviewed,   12-21-44;   Released,    12-22-44. 

Cast,  Gloria  Jean,  Alan  Curtis,  Frank  Craven, 
Grace  McDonald,  Vivian  Austin,  Frank  Fenton, 
Minna   Gombell. 

Associate  Producer,  Roy  William  Neill;  Director, 
Reginald  Le  Borg:  Screenplay,  Roy  Chanslor, 
Ernest  Pascal;  Music,  Frank  Skinner,  Alexandre 
Tansman;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Abra- 
ham Grossman,  Richard  Riedel;  Cameramen, 
George  Robinson,  Paul  Ivano:  Editor,  Paul 
Landres. 

Detective  Kitty  O'Day 

Monogram;    63   mins. 

Reviewed,   4-5-44;    Released,   5-13-44. 

Cast,  Jean  Parker,  Peter  Cookson,  Tim  Ryan, 
Veda  Ann  Borg,  Edward  Gargan,  Douglas  Fowley, 
Herbert  Heyes,  Pat  Gleason,  Olaf  Hytten. 

Producer,  Lindsley  Parsons;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Author,  Victor  Hammond;  Screenplay, 
Victor  Hammond,  Tim  Ryan;  Art  Director,  E.  R. 
Hickson;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay;  Camera- 
man,  Ira   Morgan;    Editor,   Richard   Currier. 

Dixie  Jamboree 

PRC;   72   mins. 

Reviewed,    7-12-44;    Released,    8-15-44. 

Cast,  Frances  Langford,  Guy  Kibbee,  Eddie 
Quillan,  Charles  Butterworth,  Fifi  D'Orsay,  Lyle 
Talbot,  Frank  Jenks,  Elmira  Sessions,  Joe  Devlin, 
Louise  Beavers,  Ben  Carter,  Gloria  Jetter,  Edward 
Shattuck,  Ethel  Shattuck,  Tony  Warde,  Angel 
Cruz. 

Producer,  Jack  Schwarz;  Associate  Producer, 
Harry  D.  Edwards;  Director,  Christy  Cabanne; 
Author,  Lawrence  E.  Taylor;  Screenplay,  Sam 
Neuman;  Art  Directors,  Paul  Palmentola,  Frank 
Sylos;  Music  and  Lyrics,  Michael  Breen,  Sam 
Neuman;  Musical  Conductor,  Rudy  Schrager;  Cam- 
eraman, Jack  MacKenzie;  Editor,  Robert  Crandall. 


Double  Exposure 


Paramount;    63   mins. 

Reviewed,  12-18-44. 

Cast,  Chester  Morris,  Nancy  Kelly,  Phillip  Terry. 
Jane  Farrar,  Richard  Gaines,  Charles  Arnt,  Claire 
Rochelle,  Roma  Aldrich. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas; 
Director,  William  Berke;  Authors,  Ralph  Graves, 
Winston  Miller;  Screenplay,  Winston  Miller,  Max- 
well Shane;  Art  Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos;  Musical 
Score,  Alex  Laszio;  Cameraman,  Fred  Jackman, 
Jr.;   Editor,  Henry  Adams. 

Double  Indemnity 

Paramount;  106  mins. 

Reviewed,    4-24-44. 

Cast,  Fred  MacMurray,  Barbara  Stanwyck,  Ed- 
ward G.  Robinson,  Porter  Hall,  Jean  Heather, 
Tom  Powers,  Byron  Barr,  Richard  Gaines,  Fortunio 
Bonanova,    John    Philliber. 

Producer,  Joseph  Sistrom;  Director,  Billy  Wilder; 
Author,  James  M.  Cain;  Screenplay,  Billy  Wilder, 
Raymond  Chandler;  Musical  Score,  Miklos  Rozsa: 
Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Hal  Pereira;  Camera- 
man, John  Seitz;  Process  Photography,  Farciot 
Edouart;   Editor,   Doane  Harrison. 


Doughgirls,  The 


Warners;    102    mins. 

Reviewed,   8-30-44;    Released,    11-25-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Sheridan,  Alexis  Smith.  Jack  Carson, 
Jane  Wyman,  Irene  Manning,  Charlie  Ruggles, 
Eve  Arden,  John  Ridgely,  Alan  Mowbray,  John 
Alexander,  Craig  Stevens,  Barbara  Brown,  Stephen 
Richards,  Francis  Pierlot,  Donald  MacBride.  Regis 
Toomey,  Joe  De  Rita. 

Producer,  Mark  Hellinger;  Director,  James  V. 
Kern:  Author,  Joseph  A.  Fields:  Screenplay,  James 
V.  Kern,  Sam  Hellman;  Art  Director.  Hugh 
Reticker;      Cameraman,      Ernest     Haller;      Special 


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Effects,    William    McCann;    Editor,    Folmer    Blang- 
sted. 

Dragon  Seed 

M-G-M;  145  mins. 

Reviewed,   7-18-44;   Released,   August,   1944. 

Cast,  Katharine  Hepburn,  Walter  Huston,  Aline 
MaeMahon,  Akim  Tamiroff,  Turhan  Bey,  Hurd 
Hatfield,  J.  Carrol  Naish,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Henry 
Travers,  Robert  Bice,  Robert  Lewis,  Frances 
Rafferty,  Jacqueline  DeWit,  Clarence  Lung,  Paul 
E.  Burns,   Anna  Demetrio. 

Producer,  Pandro  S.  Berman;  Directors,  Jack 
Conway,  Harold  S.  Bucquet;  Author,  Pearl  S. 
Buck:  Screenplay,  Marguerite  Roberts,  Jane  Mur- 
fin-  Musical  Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Cedric  Gibbons,  Lyle  R.  Wheeler;  Cameraman, 
Sidney  Wagner;  Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe; 
Editor,  Harold  F.  Kress. 

Drifter,  The 

PRC;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-14-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  St.  John,  Carol  Parker, 
Kermit  Maynard,  Jack  Ingram,  Roy  Brent,  George 
Chesebro,  Ray  Bennett,  Jimmy  Aubrey,  Slim 
Wliit&kGi*. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam 
Newfield. 


Escape  to  Danger 


—  E  — 


1812 

Artkino;    95    mins. 

Reviewed,    9-18-44;    Released.    9-9-44. 

Produced  in  the  U.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  A.  Dykki,  N.  Okhlophov,  S.  Zakanadze. 
V.  Gotovzev,  E.  Kaluzhski,  E.  Brilling,  A.  Polia- 
kov,  A.  Stephanov,  N.  Timchenko,  N.  Ruzhov,  S. 
Blinnikov,   B.    Chirkov,   I.    Skuratov,    G.   Terkhov. 

Director,  Vladimir  Petrov;  Screenplay,  V.  Solo- 
viev;  Musical  Score,  U.  Shaporin;  Cameraman,  M. 
Gindin. 

End  of  the  Road 

Republic;   61   mins. 

Reviewed,    12-6-44;    Released,    11-10-44. 

Cast,  Edward  Norris,  John  Abbott,  June  Storey. 
Jonathan  Hale,  Pierre  Watkin,  Ted  Hecht,  Kenne 
Duncan,  Eddy  Fields,  Ferris  Taylor,  Emmett  Vogan, 
Charles  Williams,  Edward  Van  Sloan. 

Associate  Producer,  George  Blair;  Director. 
George  Blair;  Author,  Alva  Johnson;  Screenplay. 
Denison  Clift,  Gertrude  Walker;  Art  Director,  Fred 
A.  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Richard  Sherwin;  Cam- 
eraman, William  Bradford;  Editor,  Arthur  Roberts. 


Enemy  of  Women 


Monogram;    86  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-28-44;    Released,    10-21-44. 

Cast,  Claudia  Drake,  Paul  Andor,  Donald  Woods, 
H.  B.  Warner,  Sigrid  Gurie,  Ralph  Morgan,  Gloria 
Stuart,  Robert  Barrat,  Beryl  Wallace,  Byron 
Foulger,  Lester  Dorr,  Craig  Whitley,  Charles  Hal- 
ton,   Marian   Sais. 

Producer,  W.  R.  Frank;  Associate  Producer, 
Fred  W.  Kane;  Director,  Alfred  Zeisler;  Authors, 
Alfred  Zeisler,  Herbert  O.  Phillips;  Screenplay, 
Alfred  Zeisler,  Herbert  O.  Phillips;  Art  Director, 
Stanley  Fleischer;  Music,  Arthur  Guttman:  Cam- 
eraman,  John   Alton;    Editor,    Douglas   W.   Bagier. 

Enter  Arsene  Lupin 

Universal;   72  mins. 

Reviewed,    12-5-44;    Released,    11-24-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Korvin,  Ella  Raines,  J.  Carrol 
Naish,  George  Dolenz,  Gale  Sondergaard,  Miles 
Mander,  Leland  Hodgson,  Tom  Pilkington,  Lillian 
Bronson,  Holmes  Herbert,  Charles  LaTorre,  Gerald 
Hamer,  Ed  Cooper,  Art  Foster,  Clyde  Kenny, 
Alphonse    Martell. 

Producer,  Ford  Beebe;  Director,  Ford  Beebe; 
Screenplay,  Bertram  Millhauser;  Musical  Score, 
Milton  Rosen;  Musical  Director,  Milton  Rosen; 
Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Gross- 
man; Cameraman,  Hal  Mohr;  Editor,  Saul  A.  Good- 
kind. 


RKO;  84  mins. 

Reviewed,   2-14-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  Eric  Portman,  Ann  Dvorak,  Karel  Ste- 
panek,  Ronald  Ward,  Ronald  Adam,  A.  E.  Mat- 
thews, David  Peel,  Ivor  Barnard,  Brefni  O'Rorke. 
Hay  Petrie. 

Producer,  Victor  Hanbury;  Directors,  Lance 
Comfort,  Mitz  Greenbaum;  Author,  Patrick  Kir- 
wan. 

Eve  of  St.  Mark,  The 

20th-Fox;    96    mins. 

Reviewed,  5-22-44;  Released,  June,  1944. 

Cast,  Anne  Baxter,  William  Eythe,  Michael 
O'Shea,  Vincent  Price,  Ruth  Nelson.  Ray  Collins. 
Stanley  Prager,  Henry  Morgan,  Robert  Bailey, 
Joan  Dolan,  Toni  Favor,  George  Mathews,  John 
Archer,  Murray  Alper,  Dickie  Moore,  Joven  E. 
Rola,  Harry  Shannon,  David  Essex,  Arthur  Hohl. 
Roger   Clark,   Jimmy   Clark. 

Producer,  William  Perl  berg;  Director,  John  M. 
Stahl;  Author,  Maxwell  Anderson;  Screenplay. 
George  Seaton;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Rus- 
sel  Spencer;  Musical  Score,  Cyril  J.  Mockridge; 
Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman. 
Joseph  La  Shelle;  Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen; 
Editor,   Louis  Sackin. 

Ever  Since  Venus 

Columbia;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-22-44;     Released,    9-14-44. 

Cast,  Ina  Ray  Hutton  Band;  Hugh  Herbert. 
Ann  Savage,  Billy  Gilbert,  Glenda  Farrell,  Ross 
Hunter,  Alan  Mowbray,  Marjorie  Gateson,  Thurs- 
ton Hall,  Fritz  Feld,  Dudley  Dickerson. 

Director,  Arthur  Dreifuss;  Screenplay,  McElbert 
Moore,  Arthur  Kreifuss;  Dance  Director,  Jack 
Boyle;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  Cary  Odell; 
Cameraman,   Benjamin  Kline;   Editor,   Otto  Meyer. 

Experiment  Perilous 

RKO;  91  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-18-44. 

Cast,  Hedy  Lamarr,  George  Brent,  Paul  Lukas. 
Albert  Dekker,  Carl  Esmond,  Olive  Blakeney. 
George  N.  Neise,  Margaret  Wycherly,  Stephanie 
Bachelor,  Mary  Servoss,  Julia  Dean,  William  Post. 
Jr.,  Billy  Bond. 

Producers,  Robert  Fellows,  Warren  Duff;  Direc- 
tor, Jacques  Tourneur;  Author,  Margaret  Car- 
penter; Screenplay,  Warren  Duff;  Art  Directors. 
Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Jack  Okey;  Music,  Roy 
Webb;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Camera- 
man, Tony  Gaudio;  Special  Effects,  Vernon  L. 
Walker;   Editor,  Ralph  Dawson. 

—  F — 
Faces  in  the  Fog 

Republic;  71   mins. 

Reviewed,  10-27-44;  Released,  11-30-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Withers,  Paul  Kelly,  Lee  Patrick. 
John  Litel,  Eric  Sinclair,  Dorothy  Peterson,  Ger- 
trude Michael,  H.  B.  Warner,  Richard  Byron. 
Roger  Clark,  Adele  Mara,  Bob  Stebbins,  Charles 
Trowbridge,  Helen  Talbot,  Joel  McGinnis,  Tom 
London,  Emmett  Vogan. 

Associate  Producer,  Herman  Millakowsky;  Di- 
rector, John  English;  Screenplay.  Jack  Townley ; 
Art  Director,  Frank  Hotaling;  Musical  Director. 
Richard  Cherwin;  Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning; 
Editor,   Tony  Martinelli. 

Falcon  in  Hollywood,  The 

RKO;   67  mins. 

Reviewed,    12-6-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Conway,  Barbara  Hale,  Veda  Ann 
Borg,  John  Abbott,  Sheldon  Leonard,  Konstantin 
Shayne,  Emory  Parnell,  Frank  Jenks,  Jean  Brooks. 
Rita  Corday,  Walter  Soderling,  Useff  Ali,  Robert 
Clarke. 

Producer,  Maurice  Geraghty;  Director,  Gordon 
Douglas;    Screenplay,   Gerald  Geraghty;    Art  Diree- 


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Golden     G  i  r  I' 

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Sunbonnet     Sue 

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Flame     of    the     West 

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"DILLINGER" 


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tor,  Albert  D'Agostino,  L.  O.  Croxton;  Musical 
Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff;  Dance  Director,  Theo- 
dore Rand:  Cameraman,  Nicholas  Musuraca;  Edi- 
tor,  Gene   Milford. 

Falcon  in  Mexico,  The 

RKO:    70    mins. 

Reviewed,    7-31-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Conway,  Mona  Maris,  Martha  Mac- 
Vicar,  Nestor  Paiva.  Mary  Currier,  Cecilia  Callejo, 
Emory  Parnell,  Joseph  Vitale,  Pedro  de  Cordoba. 
Fernando  Alvarado.  Bryant  Washburn,  George 
Lewis,    Julian    Rivero,    Juanita.    Ruth    Alvarez. 

Producer,  Maurice  Geraghty:  Director,  William 
Berke;  Screenplay,  George  Worthington  Yates. 
Gerald  Geraghty;  Art  Director,  Albert  S.  D'Agos- 
tino;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff:  Camera- 
man, Prank  Redman:  Special  Effects,  Vernon  L 
Walker;   Editor,  Joseph  Noriega. 

Falcon  Out  West,  The 

RKO;    64    mins. 

Reviewed,  3-3-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Conway,  Barbara  Hale,  Don  Douglas. 
Carole  Gallagher.  Joan  Barclay.  Cliff  Clark.  Ed 
Gargan,  Minor  Watson,  Lyle  Talbot,  Lee  Trent, 
Perc  Landers,  Wheaton  Chambers,  Chief  Thunder- 
cloud. 

Producer,  Maurice  Geraghty;  Director.  William 
Clemens;  Screenplay,  Billy  Jones.  Morton  Grant: 
Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Alfred 
Herman;  Musical  Score.  Roy  Webb;  Musical  Direc- 
tor. C.  Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman,  Harry  Wilk; 
Editor,   Gene  Milford. 

Farewell  My  Lovely 

RKO;   95  mins. 

Reviewed.   12-8-44. 

Cast,  Dick  Powell,  Claire  Trevor,  Anne  Shirley, 
Otto  Kruger.  Mike  Mazurki.  Miles  Mander.  Dousrlas 
Walton.  Don  Douglas,  Ralf  Harokle,  Esther 
Howard. 

Producer.  Adrian  Seott;  Director.  Edward 
Dmytryk;  Author,  Raymond  Chandler:  Screenplay, 
John  Paxton;  Art  Directors.  Albert  S.  D'Agostino. 
Carroll  Clark:  Musical  Score.  Roy  Webb;  Musical 
Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman,  Harry  J. 
Wild:  Special  Effects,  Vernon  L.  Walker;  Editor, 
Joseph  Noriega. 

Fighting  Seabees,  The 

Republic:    100    mins. 

Reviewed.    1-19-44;    Released.    3-10-44. 

Cast,  John  Wayne,  Susan  Hayward,  Dennis 
O'Keefe,  William  Frawley,  Leonid  Kinskey,  J.  M. 
Kerrigan,  Grant  Withers,  Paul  Fix,  Ben  Welden, 
William  Forrest,  Addison  Richards,  Jay  Norris, 
Duncan    Renaldo. 

Associate  Producer,  Albert  J.  Cohen;  Director, 
Edward  Ludwig;  Author,  Borden  Chase;  Screen- 
play, Borden  Chase,  Aeneas  MacKenzie;  Musical 
Score,  Walter  Scharf:  Art  Director,  Duncan 
Cramer;  Cameraman,  William  Bradford:  Special 
Effects,  Theodore  Lydecker;  Editor,  Richard  Van 
Enger. 

Firebrands  of  Arizona 

Republic. 

Released,    12-1-44. 

Cast,  Smiley  Burnette,  Sunset  Carson,  Peggy 
Stewart,  Earle  Hodgins,  Roy  Barcroft,  LeRoy 
Mason,  Tom  London,  Jack  Kirk,  Bud  Geary.  Rex 
Lease. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director.  Lesley 
Selander;  Screenplay.  Randall  Faye;  Art  Director. 
Frank  Hotaling;  Cameraman,  Bud  Thackery;  Edi- 
tor. Harry  Keller. 


Follow  the  Boys 


I'niversal.   122  mins. 

Reviewed.    3-27-44;    Released.    5-5-44. 

last.  Georre  Raft.  Vera  Zorina.  Grace  McDon- 
ald. Charley  Grapewin,  Charles  Butterworth. 
Ramsay  Ames.  Elizabeth  Patterson.  Regis  Toomey. 
George  M.-i'ieaily.  Frank  Jenks.  Addison  Richards. 
Emniett  Vogan,  Cyril  King.  Theodore  von  Eltz. 
Maxie     Rosenbloom,     Martha     O'Driscoll,     Jeanette 


MacDonald,  Orson  Welles,  Marlene  Dietrich,  Dinah 
Shore,  Donald  O'Connor,  Peggy  Ryan,  W.  C.  Fields, 
Andrews  Sisters,  Artur  Rubinstein,  Carmen 
Amaya,  Sophie  Tucker,  Delta  Rhythm  Boys. 
Leonard  Gautier,  Ted  Lewis,  Freddie  Slack,  Charlie 
Spivak,  Louis  Jordan,  Maria  Montez,  Susanna 
Poster,  Louise  Beavers,  Louise  Allbritton,  Robert 
Paige,  Alan  Curtis,  Lon  Chaney,  Gloria  Jean. 
Andy  DeVine,  Turhan  Bey,  Evelyn  Akers,  Noah 
Beery,  Jr.,  Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Clarence  Muse,  Gale 
Sondergaard,  Peter  Coe,  Nigel  Bruce,  Thomas 
Gomez. 

Producer,  Charles  K.  Feldman;  Associate  Pro- 
ducers, Albert  L.  Rockett;  Director,  Edward 
Sutherland;  Screenplay,  Lou  Breslow,  Gertrude 
Purcell;  Dance  Director,  George  Hale;  Art  Direc- 
tors, John  G.  Goodman,  Harold  H.  MacArthur; 
Musical  Director,  Leigh  Harline;  Cameraman, 
David  Abel. 

Follow  the  Leader 

Monogram;    64    mins. 

Reviewed,     6-8-44;     Released,     6-3-44. 

Cast.  Leo  Gorcey,  Huntz  Hall.  Gabriel  Dell, 
Billy  Benedict,  Joan  Marsh,  Jack  LaRue,  Mary 
Gordon,  J.  Farrell  McDonald.  Dave  Durand,  Bobby 
Stone,   Jimmy   Strand,   Bud   Gorman. 

Producers,  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  William  Beau- 
dine:  Author,  Ande  Lamb;  Screenplay,  William  X. 
Crowley,  Beryl  Sachs;  Cameraman,  Marcel  Le 
Picard;   Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 

48  Hours 

AFE  Corp.;  94  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-5-44. 

Produced   in   England. 

Cast,  Leslie  Banks,  Basil  Sydney.  Frank  Lawton, 
Elizabeth  Allan,  Valerie  Taylor,  Marie  Lohr. 
C.  V.  France,  John  Slater,  Johnny  Schofield, 
Edward  Rigby,  Mervyn  Johns,  Muriel  George, 
Thora  Hird,  Patricia  Hayes,  Harry  Fowler,  Eric 
Micklewood,    David   Farrar,    Norman    Pierce. 

Producer,  Michael  Balcon;  Associate  Producer, 
S.  C.  Balcon;  Director,  Cavalcanti;  Author, 
Graham  Greene:  Screenplay,  Diana  Morgan,  Angus 
MacPhail;  Music.  William  Walton;  Art  Director, 
Tom  Morahan;  Musical  Director,  Ernest  Irving: 
Cameraman,  Wilkie  Cooper;  Special  Effects,  Roy 
Kellino. 


Forty  Thieves 


United    Artists;     60     mins. 

Reviewed.  7-12-44:   Released.  6-23-44. 

Cast,  William  Boyd,  Andy  Clyde,  Jimmy  Rogers, 
Douglas  Dumbrille,  Louise  Currie,  Kirk  Alyn, 
Herbert  Rawlinson,  Robert  Frazer,  Glenn  Strange, 
Hal    Taliaferro,    Jack    Rockwell,    Bob   Kortman. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;  Director,  Leslie 
Selander;  Screenplay,  Michael  Wilson,  Bernie 
Kamins. 

Four  Jills  in  a  Jeep 

20th-Fox;    89   mins. 

Reviewed,     3-17-44;     Released.    March,     1944. 

Cast.  Kay  Francis,  Carole  Landis,  Martha  Raye, 
Mitzi  Mayfair,  Jimmy  Dorsey  and  Orchestra,  John 
Harvey,  Phil  Silvers,  Dick  Haymes,  Alice  Faye, 
Betty  Grable,  Carmen  Miranda,  George  Jessel, 
Lester  Matthews,  Glen  Langan,  Paul  Harvey,  Miles 
Mander,  Winifred  Harris,  Mary  Servoss,  B.  S. 
Pully. 

Producer,  Irving  Starr;  Director.  William  A. 
Seiter;  Authors,  Froma  Sand,  Fred  Niblo,  Jr.; 
Screenplay,  Robert  Ellis.  Helen  Logan.  Snag  Wer- 
ris;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi.  Albert  Hogsett; 
Musical  Numbers,  Don  Loper:  Cameraman,  Peverell 
Mai-ley;   Special  Effects,  Fred   Sersen;   Editor,   Ray 

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Frenchman's  Creek 

Paramount:    113   mins. 

Reviewed,   9-20-44. 

Cast,  Joan  Fontaine.  Arturo  de  Cordova,  Basil 
Rathbone,  Nigel  Bruce,  Cecil  Kellaway,  Ralph 
Forbes.  Harold  Ramond.  Billy  Daniels.  Moyna 
MaeGill.     Patricia     Barker,     David     James,     Mary 


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Field.  David  Clyde,  Charles  Coleman,  Paul  Oman, 
Arthur  Gould  Porter,  Evan  Thomas,  Leslie  Deni- 
son.   Denis  Green,   George  Kirby. 

Producer,  B.  G.  DeSylva;  Associate  Producer, 
David  Lewis;  Director,  Mitchell  Leisen;  Author. 
Daphne  du  Maurier;  Screenplay,  Talbot  Jennings: 
Musical  Score,  Victor  Young:;  Art  Directors,  Hans 
Dreier.  Ernst  Fegte;  Process  Photography,  Farciot 
Edouart;  Cameraman,  George  Barnes;  Special 
Effects,    Gordon   Jennings;    Editor.    Alma   Macrorie. 

Frontier  Outlaws 

PRC;   56   mins. 

Reviewed,  7-27-44;  Released,  3-4-44. 

Cast.  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  St.  John,  Frances  Glad- 
win, Marin  Sais,  Charles  King,  Jack  Ingram, 
Kermit  Maynard,  Edward  Cassidy,  Emmett  Lynn, 
Bud  Buster. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Author,  Joe  O'Donnell;  Screenplay,  Joe 
O'Donnell;  Cameraman,  Robert  Cline;  Editor,  Hol- 
brook  N.  Todd. 

Fuzzy  Settles  Down 

PRC. 

Released,    7-25-44. 

Cast.  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  St.  John,  Patti  Mc- 
Carthy, Charles  King,  John  Merton,  Frank  McCar- 
roll,  Hal  Price,  John  Elliott,  Ed  Cassidy,  Robert 
Hill. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Screenplay,  Louis  Rousseau;  Cameraman, 
Jack  Greenhalgh;  Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 

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Gambler's  Choice 

Paramount;   05  mins. 

Reviewed,    4-27-44. 

Cast,  Chester  Morris,  Nancy  Kelly,  Russell  Hay- 
den,  Lee  Patrick,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Sheldon  Leonard, 
Lyle  Talbot.  Maxine  Lewis,  Tom  Dugan,  Charles 
Arnt,   Billy   Nelson. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas;  Di- 
rector, Frank  McDonald:  Authors,  Howard  Em- 
mett Rogers,  James  Edward  Grant;  Screenplay. 
Maxwell  Shane.  Irving  Reis;  Art  Director,  F. 
Paul  Sylos;  Musical  Director,  Mort  Glickman : 
Cameraman,  Fred  Jackman,  Jr.;  Editor,  Howard 
Smith. 

Gangsters  of  the  Frontier 

PRC. 

Released,  9-21-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Dave  O'Brien,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Patti  McCarthy,  Harry  Harvey,  Betty  Miles,  I. 
Stanford  Jolley,  Marshall  Reed,  Charles  King,  Jr. 
Clarke  Stevens. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton:  Cameraman. 
Robert  Cline;   Editor,  Charles  Henkel,  Jr. 


Gaslight 


M-G-M;    114   mina. 

Reviewed,   5-11-44;  Released,   May,  1944. 

Cast,  Charles  Boyer,  Ingrid  Bergman,  Joseph 
Cotten,  Dame  May  Whitty,  Angela  Lansbury,  Bar- 
bara Everest,  Emil  Rameau,  Edmund  Breon,  Halli- 
well  Hobbes,  Tom  Stevenson,  Heather  Thatcher, 
Lawrence   Grossmith,   Jakob   Gimpel. 

Producer,  Arthur  Hornblow,  Jr.:  Director,  George 
Cukor;  Author,  Patrick  Hamilton;  Screenplay, 
John  Van  Druten,  Walter  Reisch;  John  L.  Nalder- 
ston;  Musical  Score.  Bronislau  Kaper;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Cedric  Gibbons;  Cameraman,  Joseph  Rutten- 
berg;  Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe;  Editor, 
Ralph   E.   Winters. 

Gentle  Annie 

M-G-M;    80    mins. 

Reviewed.   12-20-44. 

Cast.  James  Craig.  Donna  Reed.  Marjorie  Main. 
Henry  Morgan.  Paul  Langton.  Barton  MaeLane. 
John   Philliber,    Morns    Ankrum. 

Producer,  Robert  Sisk;  Director,  Andrew  Martin: 
Author.    MacKinlay   Kantor;    Screenplay,    Lawrence 


Hazard;  Musical  Score,  David  Snell;  Art  Directors, 
Cedric  Gibbons,  Leonid  Vasian;  Cameraman, 
Charles  Salerno,  Jr.;  Editor,  Chester  W.  Schaeffer. 

Ghost  Catchers 

Universal;  67  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-8-44;   Released,   6-16-44. 

Cast,  Ole  Olsen,  Chic  Johnson,  Gloria  Jean, 
Martha  O'Driscoll,  Leo  Carrillo,  Andy  Devine,  Lon 
Chaney,  Kirby  Grant,  Walter  Catlett,  Ella  Mae 
Morse,  Morton  Downey,  Walter  Kingsford. 

Producer,  Edmund  L.  Hartmann;  Director,  Ed- 
ward L.  Cline;  Screenplay,  Edmund  L.  Hartmann; 
Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Richard  H. 
Riedel;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Ward;  Musical 
Numbers,  Louis  DaPron;  Cameraman,  Charles  Van 
Enger;   Editor,  Arthur  Hilton. 

Ghost  That  Walks  Alone,  The 

Columbia. 

Released.    2-10-44. 

Cast,  Arthur  Lake,  Janis  Carter,  Lynne  Roberts, 
Frank  Sully,  Warren  Ashe,  Arthur  Space,  Barbara 
Brown,  Matt  Willis,  Ida  Moore,  Jack  Lee,  Paul 
Hurst,  Robert  Williams,  John  Tyrrell. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Lew  Landers; 
Author,  Richard  Shattuck;  Screenplay,  Clarence 
Upson  Young;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  Paul 
Murphy;  Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Camera- 
man, L.  W.  O'Connell;  Editor,  Jerome  Thorns. 

Gildersleeve's  Ghost 

RKO;  63  mins. 

Reviewed,  9'-6-44. 

Cast,  Harold  Peary,  Marion  Martin,  Richard 
LeGrand,  Amelita  Ward,  Freddie  Mercer,  Margie 
Stewart,  Marie  Blake.  Emory  Parnell,  Frank 
Reicher,  Joseph  Vitale,  Lillian  Randolph,  Nico- 
demus  Stewart. 

Producer,  Herman  Schlom;  Director,  Gordon 
Douglas:  Screenplay,  Robert  E.  Kent:  Art  Directors, 
Alert  D'Agostino,  Carroll  Clark:  Musical  Director, 
C.  Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman,  Jack  Mackenzie: 
Editor,  Les  Milbrook. 


Girl  in  the  Case 


Columbia. 

Released.    4-20-44. 

Cast,  Edmund  Lowe,  Janis  Carter.  Robert  Wil- 
liams. Richard  Hale.  Stanley  Clements,  Carole 
Mathews,  Robert  Scott,  Dick  Elliott,  Gene  Stuten- 
roth. 

Producer,  Sam  White:  Director,  William  Berke; 
Author,  Charles  F.  Royal;  Screenplay,  Joseph  Hoff- 
man, Dorcas  Cochran:  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks. 
Paul  Murphy;  Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff: 
Cameraman.  L.  W.  O'Connell;  Editor,  Paul  Borof- 
sky. 

Girl  Rush 

RKO;  65  mins. 

Reviewed,    10-25-44. 

Cast.  Wally  Brown.  Alan  Carney.  Frances  Lang- 
ford,  Vera  Vague.  Robert  Mitchum,  Paul  Hurst. 
Patti  Brill.  Sarah  Padden.  Cy  Kendall,  John  Merton. 

Producer,  John  Auer:  Director.  Gordon  Douglas; 
Authors,  Laszlo  Vadnay,  Aladar  Laszlo;  Screen- 
play, Robert  E.  Kent:  Art  Directors,  Albert  S. 
D'Agostino,  Walter  Keller;  Musical  Director,  C. 
Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman.  Nicholas  Musuraca: 
Special  Effects,  Vernon  L.  Walker;  Editor,  Duncan 
Mansfield. 

Girl  Who  Dared,  The 

Republic. 

Reviewed,    12-5-44:    Released.    8-5-44. 

Cast,  Lorna  Gray,  Peter  Cookson.  Grant  Witheri. 
Veda  Ann  Borg.  John  Hamilton.  Willie  Best,  Vivien 
Oakland.   Roy  Barcroft.  Kirk    Alyn. 

Associate  Producer.  Rudolph  E.  Abel;  Director. 
Howard  Bretherton:  Author.  Medora  Field  (from 
"Blood  on  Her  Shoe")  ;  Screenplay.  John  K.  But- 
ler; Art  Director,  Gano  Chittenden;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Morton  Scott;  Cameraman,  Bud  Thackery; 
Editor,   Arthur  Roberts. 


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Goin*  to  Town 

RKO;  69  mins. 

Reviewed,   9-29-44. 

Cast,  Chester  Lauck,  Norris  Goff,  Barbara  Hale, 
Florence  Lake,  Dick  Elliott,  Grady  Sutton,  Herbert 
Rawlinson,  Dick  Baldwin,  Ernie  Adams,  Jack  Rice, 
Sam  Flint,  Andrew  Tombes,  George  Chandler,  Ruth 
Lee,  Danny  Duncan,  Marietta  Canty,  Niles  T. 
Granlund. 

Producer,  Frank  Melford;  Director,  Leslie  Good- 
wins; Screenplay,  Charles  E.  Roberts,  Charles  R. 
Marion;  Musical  Director,  Lud  Gluskin;  Art  Di- 
rector, Alfred  C.  Ybarra;  Dance  Director,  Paul  Os- 
card;  Cameraman,  Robert  Pittack;  Editor,  Hanson 
T.  Fritch. 

Going  My  Way 

Paramount;  130  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-28-44. 

Cast,  Bing  Crosby,  Rise  Stevens,  Barry  Fitz- 
gerald, James  Brown,  Gene  Lockhart,  Jean  Heather, 
Eily  Malyon,  Frank  McHugh,  Stanley  Clemens, 
Porter  Hall,  Fortunio  Bonanova,  Carl  "Alfalfa" 
Switzer,   Robert  Mitchell  Boy  Choir. 

Producer,  Leo  McCarey;  Director,  Leo  McCarey; 
Author,  Leo  McCarey;  Screenplay,  Frank  Butler, 
Frank  Cavett;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  William 
Flannery;  Musical  Director,  Robert  Emmett  Dolan; 
Cameraman,  Lionel  Lindon;  Special  Effects,  Gor- 
don Jennings;  Editor,  Leroy  Stone. 

Goodnight,  Sweetheart 

Republic;  67  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-12-44;  Released,  6-17-44. 

Cast,  Robert  Livingston,  Ruth  Terry,  Henry 
Hull,  Grant  Withers,  Thurston  Hall,  Lloyd  Corri- 
gan.  Maude  Eburne,  Olin  Howland,  Lucien  Little- 
field,  Ellen  Lowe,  Chester  Conklin,  Emmett  Lynn, 
Billy  Benedict. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White;  Director,  Jo- 
seph Santley;  Authors,  Frank  Fenton,  Joseph  Hoff- 
man; Screenplay,  Isabel  Dawn,  Jack  Townley;  Art 
Director,  Fred  A.  Ritter;  Musical  Director,  Morton 
Scott;  Cameraman,  Bud  Thackery;  Editor,  Ralph 
Dixon. 


Goyescas 


RKO;  105  mins. 

Reviewed,  5-25-44. 

Produced  in   Spain. 

Cast,  Imperio  Argentina,  Rafael  Rivelles,  Ar- 
mando Calvo,  Ramon  Moryori,  Jose  Latorre,  Eloise 
Muro,  Antonio  Casas,  Manuel  Moran,  Manueel 
Requena,  Marta  Flores,  Juan  Calvo,  Antonio 
Bayon,  Marina  Torres,  Maria  Vera. 

Director,  Benito  Quiroga;  Author,  Fernando 
Periquet;  Music,  Enrique  Granados;  Musical 
Adaptor-Director,  M.  Manoz  Mollanda;  Ballet  Di- 
rector, Vicente  Escudero. 


Great  Mike,  The 


PRC;  70  mins. 

Reviewed.    9-1-44:    Released,    11-5-44. 

Cast,  Stuart  Erwin,  Robert  Henry,  William  Halli- 
gan,  Carl  Switzer.  Edythe  Elliott,  Pierre  Watkin, 
Gwen  Kenyon,  Bob  Meredith,  Lane  Chandler, 
Marion  Martin,  Ed  Cassidy,  Eddie  Rocco,  Charlie 
King,  Leon  Tyler. 

Producer,  Leon  Fromkess;  Associate  Producer, 
Martin  Mooney;  Director,  Wallace  W.  Fox;  Author, 
Martin  Mooney;  Screenplay,  Raymond  L.  Schrock; 
Art  Director,  Paul  Palmentola;  Musical  Score, 
lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  J.  A.  Feindel :  Editor, 
Hugh  Winn. 

Great  Moment,  The 

Paramount:   83  mins. 

Reviewed.    6-9-44. 

Cast,  Joel  McCrea,  Betty  Field,  Harry  Carey, 
William  Demarest,  Louis  Jean  Heydt.  Julius  Tan- 
nen,  Edwin  Maxwell,  Porter  Hall,  Franklin  Pang- 
born,  Grady  Sutton.  Donivee  Lee,  Harry  Hayden, 
Torben  Meyer,  Vic  Potel,  Thurston  Hall,  J.  Farrell 
MacDonald.   Robert  Dudley,  Robert  Frandsen,  "Syl- 


via Field,   Reginald  Sheffield,   Robert   Greig,   Shela 
Sheldon,  Harry  Rosenthal,  Frank  Moran. 

Director,  Preston  Sturges;  Author,  Rene  Fulo- 
Miller;  Screeenplay,  Preston  Sturges;  Musical 
Score,  Victor  Young;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier, 
Ernst  Fegte;  Cameraman.  Victor  Milner:  Editor, 
Stuart  Gilmore, 

Greenwich  Village 

20th-Fox;    82    mins. 

Reviewed,    8-15-44;    Released,    September,    1944. 

Cast,  Carmen  Miranda,  Don  Ameche,  William 
Bendix,  Vivian  Blaine,  Felix  Bressart,  Tony  and 
Sally  De  Marco,  The  Revuers,  B.  S.  Pully,  Four 
Step  Brothers,  Emil  Remeau,  Frank  Orth,  Torben 
Meyer,  Herbert  Evers,  Hal  K.  Dawson,  William  B. 
Davidson,  Eddie  Dunn,  Sherry  Hall,  Paul  Hurst, 
Tom  Dugan,  Billy  Wayne,  Charles  Arnt,  Oliver 
Prickett,  Charles  Williams. 

Producer,  William  Le  Baron ;  Director,  Walter 
Lang;  Author,  Frederick  Hazlitt  Brennan;  Screen- 
play, Earl  Baldwin,  Walter  Bullock;  Songs,  Leo 
Robin,  Nacio  Herb  Brown;  Dance  Director,  Sey- 
mour Felix;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Joseph  C. 
Wright;  Musical  Directors,  Emil  Newman,  Charles 
Robinson;  Cameraman,  Leon  Shamroy,  Harry  Jack- 
son; Special  Effects.  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Robert 
Simpson. 

Guest  in  the  House 

.  United  Artists;    121   mins. 

Reviewed,    12-4-44;    Released,    12-8-44. 

Cast,  Anne  Baxter,  Ralph  Bellamy,  Aline  Mac- 
Mahon,  Ruth  Warrick,  Scott  McKay,  Jerome 
Cowan,  Marie  McDonald.  Percy  Kilbride,  Margaret 
Hamilton,  Connie  Laird. 

Producer,  Hunt  Stromberg;  Dicertor.  John 
Brahm;  Authors,  Hagar  Wilde,  Dale  Eunson: 
Screenplay,  Ketti  Frings;  Musical  Score,  Werner 
Janssen ;  Production  Designer,  Nicolai  Remisoff ; 
Cameraman,    Lee   Garmes:    Editor.   James   Newcom. 

Guns  of  the  Law 

PRC. 

Released,   4-10-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Jennifer  Holt,  Budd  Buster,  Charles  King,  Jr., 
Jack  Ingram,  Robert  Kortman,  Robert  Barron, 
Frank  McCarroll. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Cameraman, 
Edward  Kull;   Editor,   Charles  Henkel,   Jr. 

Gunsnioke  Mesa 

PRC;  59  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-23-44;  Released,  1-3-44. 

Cast,  Jim  Newill,  Dave  O'Brien.  Guy  Wilkerson ] 
Patti  McCarty,  Jack  Ingram,  Kermit  Maynard; 
Robert  Barron,  Dick  Alexander,  Michael  Vallon, 
Roy  Brent,  Jack  Rockwell. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Harry 
Fraser;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Lee  Zahler;  Songs,  Aleth  Hansen;  Camera- 
man, Ira  Morgan;  Editor,  Charles  Henkel,  Jr. 


Gypsy  Wildcat 


Universal;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-7-44;  Released.  9-1-44. 

Cast,  Maria  Montez,  Jon  Hall,  Peter  Coe,  Nigei 
Bruce,  Leo  Carrillo,  Gale  Sondergaard,  Douglas 
Dumbrille,  Curt  Bois,  Harry  Cording. 

Producer,  George  Waggner;  Director,  Roy  Wil- 
liam Neill;  Authors,  James  Hogan,  Ralph  Stock; 
Screenplay,  James  Hogan,  Gene  Lewis,  James  M. 
Cain:  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Martin 
Obzina;  Musical  Score.  Edward  Ward;  Musical 
Director,  Edward  Ward;  Dance  Director,  Lester 
Horton:  Song.  George  Waggner.  Edward  Ward; 
Cameraman,  George  Robinson;  Special  Photogra- 
phy. John  P.  Fulton;  Editor,  Russell  Schoengarth. 

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Paramount:  101  mins. 


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Reviewed,  6-7-44. 

Cast.  Eddie  Bracken.  Ella  Raines,  Bill  Edwards. 
Kaymond  Walburn,  William  Demarest,  Jimmy  Dun- 
dee, Georgia  Caine.  Alan  Bridge,  James  Damore, 
Freddie  Steele,  Stephen  Gregory,  Len  Hendry,  Es- 
ther Howard,  Elizabeth  Patterson,  Jimmy  Conlin, 
Arthur  Hoyt,  Harry  Hayden,  Franklin  Pangborn, 
Victor  Potel.  Torben  Meyer,  Jack  Norton,  George 
Melford,  Frank  Morgan,  Chester  Conklin,  Merrill 
Rodin,  Marjean  Neville,  Dot  Farley,  Julie  Gibson. 
Miriam   Franklin,    Paul   Porcasi. 

Director,  Preston  Sturgess;  Screenplay,  Preston 
Sturgess;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Haldane 
Douglas;  Musical  Score,  Werner  Heymann;  Musi- 
cal Director.  Sigmund  Krumgold;  Cameraman, 
'ohn   Seitz:   Editor.  Stuart  Giltnore. 


Hairy  Ape,  The 


Uniteeu  Artists;    90  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-18-44;   Released,    0-16-44. 

Cast,  William  Bendix,  Susan  Haywood,  John 
Loder,  Dorothy  Comingore,  Roman  Bohuen,  Tom 
Fadden,  Alan  Napier,  Charles  Cane,  Raphael  Storm, 
Charles  La  Torre,  Don  Zolaya,  Mary  Zavian,  George 
Sorrel,  Paul  Weigel,  Egon  Brecher.  Gesia  Werbsek, 
Carmen  Rachel,  Jonathan  Lee,  Dick  Baldwin, 
Ralph  Dunn,  William  Halligan,  Tommy  Hughes, 
Bob  Perry,  Ruth  Robinson,  Rod  De  Medici,  Eddie 
Kane. 

Producer,  Jules  Levey;  Associate  Producer,  Jo- 
seph H.  Nadel;  Director.  Alfred  Santell;  Author, 
Eugene  O'Neil;  Screenplay,  Robert  D.  Andrews, 
Decla  Dunning;  Art  Director,  James  Sullivan; 
Musical  Director,  Edward  Paul;  Cameraman.  Lucien 
Andriot:  Special  Effects,  Harry  Redmond:  Editor, 
William  Ziegler. 

Hat  Check  Honey 

Universal;  69  mins. 

Reviewed.   3-17-44;    Released.   3-10-44. 

Cast,  Grace  McDonald,  Leon  Errol,  Waller  Cat- 
lett,  Ramsay  Ames,  Richard  David,  Jimmy  Cash, 
Milburn  Stone,  Emmett  Vogan,  Russell  Hicks,  Lee 
Bennett.  Freddy  Slack  and  Orchestra;  Harry  Owns 
and  Orchestra;   Ted  Weems  and  Orchestra. 

Associate  Producer,  Will  Cowan ;  Director,  Ed- 
ward F.  Cline;  Author,  Al  Martin;  Screenplay, 
Maurice  Leo,  Stanley  Davis;  Art  Director,  John 
Goodman;  Cameraman,  Milton  Krasner;  Editor, 
Saul  Goodkind. 


Heavenly  Days 


RKO;  72  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-4-44. 

Cast,  Jim  Jordan,  Marian  Jordan,  Eugene  Pal- 
lette,  Gordon  Oliver.  Raymond  Walburn,  Barbara 
Hale,  Don  Douglas,  Frieda  Inescort,  Irving  Bacon, 
t'liarles   Trowbridge,    the   King's   Men. 

Producer,  Robert  Fellows;  Director,  Howard 
Estabrook;  Author,  Howard  Estabrook;  Screeen- 
play,  Howard  Estabrook,  Don  Quinn;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Ralph  Berger;  Musical 
Score,  Leigh  Harline;  Musical  Director,  C. 
Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman.  Roy  Hunt;  Special 
Effects,   Vernon  L.  Walker;    Editor,    Robert   Swink. 

Henry  Aldrich,  Boy  Scout 

Paramount:    66   mins. 

Reviewed,  1-13-44. 

Cast,  Jimmy  Lydon.  Charles  Smith,  John  Litel. 
Olive  Blakeney.  Joan  Mortimer,  Minor  Watson, 
Darryl  Hickman,  David  Holt,  Richard  Haydel. 

Associate  Producer,  Michel  Kraike;  Director, 
Hugh  Bennett:  Author.  Agnes  Christine  Johnson; 
Screeenplay,  Muriel  Roy  Bolton;  Art  Directors. 
Hans  Dreier.  Walter  Tyler;  Musical  Director.  Irvin 
Talbot;  Cameraman,  Daniel  Fapp;  Editor.  Everett 
Douglas. 

Henry  Aldrich  Plays  Cupid 

Paramount:  65  mins. 
Reviewed.   4-24-44. 

Cast,  Jimmy  Lydon,  Charles  Smith,  John  Litel, 
Olive  Blakeney,  Diana  Lynn,  Vaughn  Glaser.  Vera 


Vague,    Paul    Harvey,    Harry    Bradley,    Betty    Har- 
rington, Gladden  James,  Shirl«y  Coatea. 

Associate  Producer,  Michel  Kraike;  Director, 
Hugh  Bennett;  Author,  Aleen  Leslie;  Screenplay, 
Muriel  Roy  Bolton,  Val  Burton,;  Musical  Director, 
Irvin  Talbot;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Franc 
Bachelin;  Cameraman,  Daniel  Fapp;  Editor,  Ev- 
erett  Douglas. 

Henry  Aldrich's  Little  Secret 

Paramount;  75  mins. 

Reveiwed.   6-12-44. 

Cast,  Jimmy  Lydon.  Charles  Smith,  Joan  Morti- 
mer, John  Litel.  Olive  Blakeney,  Ann  Doran.  John 
David  Robb,  Tina  Thayer,  Sarah  Edwards,  Harry 
Bradley,  Lucille  Ward,  Almira  Sessions,  Tom  Fad- 
den, George  Carleton,  Byron  Fouiger,  Fern  Emmett, 
Dorothy  Vaughn,  Eddie  Dunn,  Hal  K  Dawson, 
Noel    Ncill. 

Associate  Producer,  Michel  Kraike;  Director, 
Hugh  Bennett;  Author,  Aleen  Leslie:  Musical  Di- 
rector. Irvin  Talbot;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier, 
Franz  Bachelin:  Cameraman,  Daniel  L.  Fapp: 
Editor,  Everett  Douglas. 

Her  Primitive  Man 

Universal;  79  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-16-44;  Released.  4-21-44. 

Cast,  Louise  Allbritton,  Robert  Paige,  Robert 
Benchley,  Edward  Everett  Horton,  Helen  Brod- 
crick.  Stephanie  Bachelor.  Ernest  Trues,  Walter 
Catlett,  Louise  Jean  Heydt,  Nydia  Westman,  Oscar 
O'Shea.   Sylvia  Field,  Ian  Wolfe,  Irving  Bacon. 

Producers,  Michael  Fessier,  Ernest  Pagano; 
Director,  Charles  Lamont;  Author,  Dick  Irvine 
Hyland:  Screenplay,  Michael  Fessier.  Ernest  Pa- 
gano; Musical  Director,  Edward  Ward:  Art  Di- 
rectors, John  B.  Goodman.  Richard  H.  Riedel; 
Cameraman,  rharles  Van  Enger;  Editor.  Ray 
Snyder. 

Here  Come  the  Waves 

Paramount;   99  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-18-44. 

Cast,  Bing  Crosby,  Betty  Hutton.  Sonny  Tufts, 
Ann  Doran,  Gwen  Crawford,  Neol  Neill.  Catherine 
Craig,   Mariorie  Henshaw. 

Producer,  Mark  Sandrich;  Director,  Mark  Sand- 
rich;  Screenplay,  Allan  Scott,  Ken  Englund.  Zion 
Myers;  Music,  Harold  Arlen;  Lyrics.  Johnny 
Mercer:  Musical  Director,  Robert  Emmett  Dolan; 
Art  Directors.  Hans  Dreier.  Roland  Anderson: 
Process  Photography,  Farciot  Edouart;  Special 
Effects,  Gordon  Jennings,  Paul  Lerpae;  Cameraman, 
Charles   Lang;   Editor,    Ellsworth   Hoagland. 

Hey,  Rookie 

Columbia. 

Released,    3-9-44. 

Cast,  Joe  Besser,  Ann  Miller,  Larry  Parks,  Joe 
Sawyer,  Jimmy  Little,  Selmer  Jackson,  Larry 
Thompson,  Barbara  Brown,  Charles  Trowbridge, 
Charles  Wilson.  Syd  Saylor.  Doodles  Weaver:  Hi, 
Lo-Jack  and  the  Dame;  Condos  Brothers;  Jack 
Gilford,  Judy  Clark,  Bob  Evans,  Jerry  O'Leary. 
Hal  Mclntyre  Orchestra. 

Producer,  Irving  Briskin:  Associate  Producer, 
Henry  Myers,  Edward  Eliscu.  Jay  Gorney:  Director, 
Charles  Barton;  Screenplay,  Henry  Myers.  Edward 
Eliscu,  Jay  Gorney;  Art  Director.  Lionel  Banks; 
Dance  Director,  Val  Raset :  Musical  Director,  M. 
W.  Stoloff;  Cameraman,  L.  W.  O'Connell;  Editor, 
James  Sweeney. 


Hi,  Beautiful 


Universal;  64  mins. 

Reviewed.    12-18-44:    Re'eased,    12-8-44. 

Cast.  Martha  O'Drieeoll.  Noah  Beery.  Jr..  Hat  tic 
McDauiel.  Walter  Catlett.  Tim  Ryan.  Florence 
Lake,  Grady  Sutton.  Lou  Lubin.  Virginia  Sale. 
Tom  Dugan.  Dick  Elliot,   James  Dodd. 

Associate  Producer,  Dick  Irving  Hyland:  Direc- 
tor, Leslie  Goodwins:  Authors.  Eleanor  Griffin. 
William  Rankin:  Screenplay.  Dick  Irving  Hyland: 
Musical  Score-Direction.  Frank  Skinner:  Art  Di- 
rectors, John  B.  Goodman.  Alexander  Golitzen : 
Cameraman,    Paul    Ivano:    Editor,    Edward    Curtiss. 


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Universal;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-24-44;  Released,  3-24-44. 

Cast.  Harriet  Hilliard,  Kirby  Grant,  Roscoe 
Karns,  Milburn  Stone,  Betty  Eean,  Eddie  Quillan, 
Frank  Fenton,  Marie  Harmon,  Vivian  Austin, 
Marjorie  Gatcson,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Robert  Emmett 
Keane,  Elizabeth  Dow,  Sidney  Miller,  Ozzie  Nel- 
son Orchestra,  Jack  Teagarden  Orchestra,  Delta 
Rhythm  Boys;  Tip,  Tap  and  Toe. 

Associate  Producer,  Frank  Gross;  Director,  Ed- 
ward Lilley;  Author,  Paul  Gerard  Smith;  Screen- 
play, Paul  Gerard  Smith,  Bradford  Ropes,  Eugene 
Conrad;  Art  Director,  John  Goodman;  Musical 
Director,  H.  J.  Salter;  Cameraman,  Jerome  Ash; 
Editor,  Edgar  Zane. 

Hidden  Valley  Outlaws 

Republic. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott,  George  "Gabby"  Hayes,  Ann 
Jeffreys,  Roy  Barcroft,  Kenne  Duncan,  Charles 
Miller,  John  James.  Fred  Toones,  Budd  Buster, 
Tom  London,  LeRoy  Mason,  Earle  Hodgins,  Yakima 
Canutt.  ' 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director,  How- 
ard Bretherton:  Author,  John  K.  Butler:  Screen- 
play, John  K.  Butler,  Bob  Williams;  Art  Director. 
Fred  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Mort  Glickman;  Cam- 
eraman, Reggie  Lanning;   Editor,   Tony  Martinelli. 


Hitler  Gang,  The 


Paramount;   101  mins. 

Reviewed,  4-26-44. 

Cast,  Robert  Watson,  Roman  Bohnen,  Martin 
Kosleck.  Victor  Varconi,  Luis  Van  Rooten,  Alex- 
ander Pope,  Ivan  Triesault,  Poldy  Dur,  Helene 
Thimig,  Reinhold  Schunzel,  Sig  Ruman,  Alexander 
Grannch,  Fritz  Kortner,  Tonio  Selwart,  Richard 
Ryen,  Rav  Collins.  Ludwig  Donath,  Erno  Verebes. 
Walter  Kinisford.  Fred  Nurney,  Arthur  Loft. 
Lionel  Royee. 

Producer,  B.  G.  DeSylva:  Associate  Producer. 
Joseph  Sistrom:  Director,  John  Farrow;  Screen- 
play, Frances  Goodrich,  Albert  Haekett;  Musical 
Score,  David  Buttolph;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier. 
Franz  Bachelin:  Cameraman.  Ernest  Laszlo;  Edl 
tor.  Eda  Warren. 

Hollywood  Canteen 

Warners;  124  mins. 

Reviewed.    12-5-44;    Released.    12-30-44. 

Cast,  Andrews  Sisters.  Jack  Benny.  Joe  E. 
Brown.  Eddie  Cantor.  Kitty  Carlisle.  Jack  Carson. 
Dane  Clark.  Joan  Crawford.  He'nuit  Dantine.  Bette 
Davis,  Faye  Emerson,  Victor  Franeen.  John  Gar- 
field. Sydney  Greenstrppt.  Alan  Hale,  Paul  Henreid. 
Robert  Hutton,  Andrea  King,  Joan  Leslie.  Peter 
f.orre.  Ida  Lupino.  Irene  Manning.  Nora  Martin, 
Joan  McCracken.  Dolores  Moran.  Dennis  Morgan, 
.Tanis  Paige,  Eleanor  Parker.  William  Prince.  Joyce 
Reyno'd*.  John  Ridgely,  Roy  Rogers,  S.  Z.  Sakall, 
Zachary  Scott,  Alexis  Smith.  Barbara  Stanwyck. 
Craig  Stevens.  Joseph  Szigeti.  Donald  Woods.  Jane 
Wyman.  Jimmy  Dorsey  Orchestra.  Carmen  Caval- 
laro  Orchestra,  Golden  Gates  Quartette,  Rosario 
&  Antonio,  Sons  of  the  Pioneers,  Julie  Bishop. 
Barbara  Brown.  Theodore  Von  Eltz.  Mary  Gordon, 
Betty  Bordel,  Eddie  Marr,  Chef  Milani,  Robert 
Shayne. 

Producer,  Walter  Gottlieb;  Director,  Delmer 
Daves:  Screenplay,  Delmer  Daves:  Musical  Num- 
bers, LeRoy  Prinz;  Art  Director,  Leo  Kilter;  Mu- 
sical Director,  Leo  F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman,  Bert 
Glennon;    Editor,    Christian   Nyby. 

Home  in  Indiana 

20th-Fox;  103  mins. 

Reviewed.   5-25-44:    Released,   July.    1944. 

Cast,  Walter  Brennan.  Lon  McCallister,  Jeanne 
Crain,  June  Haver,  Charlotte  Greenwood.  Ward 
Bond,  Charles  Dingle,  Robert  Condon,  Charles  Sag- 
gau,  Willie  Best,-  George  Reed.  Noble  "Kid"  Chissel, 
Walter  Baldwin.  George  Cleveland,  Arthur  Ayles- 
worth,    Llbby    Taylor.    Roger    Imhof,    Matt    Me- 


Hugh,    Eddy    Waller,    Billy   Mitchell,    Tom    Dugan, 
Sam  McDaniel,   Emmett  Smith. 

Producer,  Andre  Daven;  Director,  Henry  Hatha- 
way; Author,  George  Agnew  Chamberlain;  Screen- 
play; Winston  Miller;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi, 
Chester  Gore;  Dance  Director,  Geneva  Sawyer;  Mu- 
sical Score,  Hugo  W.  Friedhofer;  Musical  Director, 
Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Edward  Cronjager; 
Editor,  Harmon  Jones. 

Hot  Rhythm 

Monogram;  77  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-14-44;  Released,  4-22-44. 

Cast,  Dona  Drake,  Robert  Lowery,  Tim  Ryan, 
Irene  Ryan,  Sidney  Miller,  Robert  Keut,  Jerry 
Cooper,  Harry  Langdon,  Paul  Porcasi,  Joan  Curtis, 
Lloyd  Ingraham,   Cyril  Ring. 

Producer,  Lindsley  Parsons;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Author,  Tim  Ryan,  Charles  Marion; 
Screenplay,  Tim  Ryan,  Charles  Marion;  Art  Di- 
rector, E.  R.  Hickson;  Musical  Director,  Edward 
Kay;   Cameraman,  Ira  Morgan. 

Hour  Before  the  Dawn,  The 

Paramount;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-28-44. 

Cast,  Franchot  Tone,  Veronica  Lake,  John  Sut- 
ton, Binnie  Barnes,  Henry  Stephenson,  Philip 
Merivale,  Nils  Asther,  Edmond  Breon,  David  Le- 
land,  Aminta  Dyne,  Morton  Lowry,  Ivan  Simpson, 
Donald  Stuart,  Harry  Allen,  Mary  Gordon,  Ernest 
Severn,  Raymond  Severn. 

Associate  Producer,  William  Dozier;  Director, 
Frank  Tuttle;  Author,  W.  Somerset  Maugham; 
Screenplay,  Michael  Hogan;  Adaptation,  Lesser 
Samuels;  Musical  Score,  Miklos  Rozsa;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Hans  Dreier,  Earl  Hedrick;  Cameraman.  John 
F.  Seitz;  Special  Effects,  Gordon  Jennings;  Editor. 
Stuart  Gilmore. 


I  Accuse  IHy  Parents 

PRC:    68    mins. 

Reviewed,    10-27-44:   Released,   11-4-44. 

Cast,  Mary  Beth  Hughes,  Robert  Lowell,  John 
Miljan,  Vivienne  Osborne.  George  Meeker,  Edward 
Earle,  George  Lloyd,  Patricia  Knox,  Florence 
Johnson,   Richard  Bartell. 

Producer,  Max  Alexander;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Author,  Arthur  Caesar;  Screenplay,  Harry 
Fraser,  Marjorie  Dudley:  Art  Director,  Paul  Pal- 
mentola;  Musical  Director,  Lee  Zahler;  Music- 
Lyrics,  Ray  Evans,  Jay  Livingston;  Cameraman, 
Robert   Cline;   Editor,   Charles  Henkel,   Jr. 

I  Love  a  Soldier 

Paramount:   106  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-14-44. 

Cast,  Paillette  Goddard.  Sonny  Tufts,  Beulah 
Bondi,  Walter  Sande,  Mary  Treen,  Ann  Doran, 
Marie  MacDonald,  James  Bell,  Barry  Fitzgerald, 
Frank   Albertson. 

Producer,  Mark  Sandrich;  Director.  Mark  Sand- 
rich:  Screenplay,  Allan  Scott:  Musical  Score.  Rob- 
ert Emmett  Dolan;  Art  Directors.  Hans  Dreier, 
Earl  Hedrick;  Cameraman,  Charles  Lang:  Process 
Photography,  Farciot  Edouart ;  Editor,  Ellsworth 
Hoagland. 

Ill  Be  Seeing  You 

United   Art;sts:    85    mins. 

Reviewed.    12-20-44. 

Cast.  Ginger  Rogers.  Joseph  Cotten.  Shirley 
Temple  Sprint  Bvin-rton.  Tom  Tully,  Chill  Wills, 
Dare  Harris,  Kerrny  Bowers. 

Producer.  Dore  Schary;  Director.  William 
Dieterle:  Author.  Charles  Martin:  Screenplay, 
Marion  Parsonnet:  Musical  Score.  Daniele  Am- 
fitheatrof:  Art  Director.  Mark  Lee  Kirk:  Camera- 
man, Tony  Gaudio;  Editor,  William  H.  Ziegler. 

I'm  from  Arkansas 

PRC;   68   mins. 


169 


JOSEPH    SANTLEY 


Director 


Warner  Bros 


ZOLTAN  KORDA 

"COUNTER-ATTACK" 

"SAHARA" 

"FOUR  FEATHERS" 


170 


Reviewed,    10-6-44;    Released,    10-31-44. 

Cast,  Slim  Summerville,  El  Brendel,  Iris  Adrian, 
Bruoe  Bennett,  Maude  Eburne,  Cliff  Nazarro,  Al 
St.  John,  Carolina  Cotton,  Danny  Jackson,  Paul 
Newlan.  Harry  Harvey,  Arthur  Q.  Bryan,  John 
Hamilton,  Douglas  Wood,  Walter  Baldwin,  Flo 
Bert,  Jimmy  Wakely,  Pied  Pipers,  Sunshine  Girls. 
Milo  Twins. 

Producers,  E.  H.  Kleinert,  Irving-  Vershal ;  Dine 
tor.  Lew  Landers;  Author,  Marcy  Klauber;  Screen 
play,  Marcy  Klauber,  Joseph  Carole;  Art  Director, 
P.  Paul  Sylos:  Musical  Director,  Eddie  Paul; 
Cameraman,    Robert    Pittaek;    Editor,    John    Link. 

Impatient  Years,  The 

Columbia;  91  mins. 

Reviewed,   9-25-44;  Released,  9-7-44. 

Cast.  Jean  Arthur,  Lee  Bowman,  Charles  Coburn, 
Edgard  Buchanan,  Charley  Grapewin,  Phil  Brown. 
Harry  Davenport,  Jane  Darwell,  Grant  Mitchell, 
Frank  Jenks,  Frank  Orth,  Charles  Arnt,  Robert 
Emmett   Keane. 

Producer,  Irving-  Cummings;  Associate  Producer, 
Virginia  Van  Upp;  Director,  Irving  Cummings; 
Screenplay,  Virginia  Van  Upp;  Art  Directors,  Lionel 
Banks.  Cary  Odell:  Musical  Score,  Artlin  Skiles; 
Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cameramen,  Hal 
Mohr,  W.  Howard  Greene;  Editor,  Russell  Sehoen- 
earth . 


Impostor,  The 


Universal;  95  mins. 

Reviewed.   2-10-44:   Released,    2-11-44. 

Cast:  Jean  Gabin,  Richard  Whorf,  Allyn  Joslyn, 
Ellen  Drew,  Peter  Van  Eyck,  Ralph  Morgan,  Ed- 
die Quillan,  John  Qualen,  Dennis  Moore,  Milburn 
Stone,  John  Philliber,  Charles  McGraw,  Otho 
Gaines,  John  Forrest,  Fritz  Leiber,  Ian  Wolfe, 
William  Davidson,  Frank  Wilcox,  Warren  Ashe, 
Peter  Cookson,  Leigh  Whipper,  Ernest  Whitman. 
Grandon   Rhodes,   George  Irving. 

Producer,  Julien  Dnvivier;  Director,  Julien 
Duv'ivier;  Screenplay.  Julien  Duvivier;  Musical 
Score.  Dimitri  Tiomkin;  Art  Directors,  John  B. 
Goodman,  Eugene  Lourie:  Cameraman,  Paul  Ivano; 
Special  Effects,  John  P.  Fulton:  Editor,  Paul 
Laudres. 

In  Our  Time 

Warners;  110  mins. 

Reviewed,   2-4-44;    Released.    2-19-44. 

Cast,  Ida  Lupion,  Paul  Henreid,  Nancy  Coleman. 
Mary  Boland,  Victor  Francen,  Nazimova,  Michael 
Chekhov.  Marek  Windheim,  Ivan  Triesault,  John 
Bleiffer,  Lotte  Palfe.  Wolfgang  Zilser,  Richard 
Ordynski. 

Producer,  Jerry  Wald:  Director,  Vincent  Sher- 
man: Screenplay,  Ellis  St.  Joseph,  Howard  Koch: 
Musical  Score,  Franz  Waxman;  Art  Director,  Hugh 
Reticker:  Cameraman.  Carle  Guthrie:  Editor,  Fudi 
Pehr. 

In  Society 

Universal;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-15-44;  Released,  8-18-44. 

Cast,  Bud  Abbott.  Lou  Costello,  Marion  Button. 
Kirby  Grant,  Anne  Gillis,  Arthur  Treacher,  Thomas 
Gomez,  George  Dolenz,  Steven  Geray,  Margaret 
Irving,  Murray  Leonard,  Thurston  Hall,  Nella 
Walker,  William  B.  Davidson,  Will  Osborne  Orches- 
tra, Three  Sisters. 

Producer,  Edmund  L.  Hartmann;  Director,  Jean 
Yarbrough;  Authors,  Hugh  Wedlock,  Jr.,  Howard 
Snyder;  Screenplay,  John  Grant,  Edmund  L.  Hart- 
mann, Hal  Fimberg;  Musical  Director,  Edgar 
Fairchild:  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Eugene 
Lourie;  Musical  Numbers,  George  Dobbs;  Camera- 
man, Jerome  Ash;  Special  Effects,  John  P.  Fulton: 
Editor,   Philip  Cahn. 

In  the  Meantime,  Darling 

20th-Fox;  72  mins. 

Reviewed,  9-22-44;   Released,  October,   1944. 
Cast,    Jeanne    Crain,    Frank    Latimore.    Eugene 
Pallette,  Mary  Nash,  Stanley  Prager,  Gale  Robbins. 


Jane  Randolph,  Doris  Merrick,  Cara  Williams,  Ann 
Corcoran,  Reed  Hadley,  Heather  Angel,  Bonnie 
Bannon,  William  Colby,  Cliff  Clark,  Elisabeth  RiB- 
don,  Marjorie  Massow,  Lee  March,  Ruth  Clifford, 
Frank  Wilcox,  Glenn  Langan.  Clarence  Muse,  Blake 
Edwards,  Mary  McCarty,  Olin  Howlin,  Evelyn  Mul- 
hall,  Geraldine  Wall,  Don  Hayden,  Lillian  Bronson, 
Eddie  Acuff,  Merrill  Rodin,  Janet  Burston,  Paul 
Harvey,  Milton  Kibbee,  Marvin  Davis,  Charles 
Hayes.   Frank   McLure,   B.   S.  Pully. 

Producer.  Otto  Preminger;  Director.  Otto  Prem- 
inger;  Screenplay,  Arthur  Robert,  Michael  Uris; 
Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  John  Ewing;  Dance 
Director,  Geneva  Sawyer;  Musical  Score,  David 
Buttolph;  Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cam- 
eraman, Joe  MacDonald;  Editor,  Louis  Loeffler. 

Invisible  Man's  Revenge,  The 

Universal;  77  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-9-44;  Released.  6-9-44. 

Cast,  Jon  Hall,  Alan  Curtis,  Evelyn  Ankers, 
Leon  Errol,  John  Carradine,  Doris  Lloyd,  Ian 
Wolfe,  Gale  Sondergaard,  Lester  Matthews,  Halli- 
well  Hobbes,  Leland  Hodgson,  Billy  Bevan. 

Producer,  Ford  Beebe;  Director,  Ford  Beebe; 
Screenplay,  Bertram  Milllianser:  Art  Director. 
John  B.  Goodman;  Cameraman.  Milton  Krasner; 
Special  Effects,  John  Fulton;  Editor,  Saul  Good- 
kind. 

Irish  Eyes  Are  Smiling 

20th-Fox;   90  mins. 

Reviewed,    10-6-44;    Released.   October,   1944. 

Cast,  June  Haver,  Dick  Haymes,  Monty  Woolley, 
Anthony  Quinn,  Beverly  Whitney,  Maxie  Rosen- 
bloom,  Veda  Ann  Borg,  Clarence  Kolb,  Leonard 
Warren,  Blanche  Thebom,  Chick  Chandler,  Kenny 
William,   Michael    Dalmatoff,   Marion  Martin. 

Producer,  Damon  Runyon;  Director,  Gregory 
Ratoff;  Author,  A.  E.  Ellington;  Screenplay,  Earl 
Baldwin,  John  Tucker  Battle;  Dance  Director, 
Hermes  Pan ;  Art  Directors,  Lyle  Wheeler,  Joseph 
C.  Wright;  Musical  Directors,  Allied  Newman. 
Charles  Henderson:  Cameraman,  Harry  Jackson; 
Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Harmon 
Jones. 

It  Happened  Tomorrow 

United  Artists;  84  mins. 

Reviewed,    3-24-44;    Released,   4-7-44. 

Cast,  Dick  Powell,  Linda  Darnell,  Jack  Oakle, 
Edgar  Kennedy,  John  Philliber,  Edward  Brophy, 
George  Cleveland,  Sig  Riunann.  Paul  Guilfoyle. 
George  Chandler,  Eddie  Acuff,  Marion  Martin, 
Jack  Gardner,  Eddie  Coke,  Robert  Homans,  Robert 
Dudley,  Emma  Dunn. 

Producer,  Arnold  Pressburger;  Associate  Pro- 
ducer, T.  W.  Braumfeld:  Director,  Rene  Clair; 
Screenplay,  Dudley  Nichols,  Rene  Clair;  Technical 
Director,  Eugen  Shufftan;  Art  Director,  Erno  Metz- 
tier;  Musical  Score,  Roboit  Stoltz;  Musical  Director, 
Robert  Stoltz;  Cameraman.  Archie  Stout;  Editor. 
Fred  Pressburger. 


Jam  Session 


Columbia:   77  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-9-44;  Released,  4-13-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Miller,  Jess  Barker,  Charles  D.  Brown, 
Eddie  Kane,  George  Eldredge,  Renie  Riano,  Clarence 
Muse,  Pauline  Drake,  Charles  LaTorre,  Anne  Loos, 
Ray  Walker,  Charlie  Barnet  Orchestra,  Louis  Arm- 
strong Orchestra,  Alvino  Rey  Orchestra,  Jan  Garber 
Orchestra,  Glen  Gray  Orchestra,  Teddy  Powell  Or- 
chestra, The  Pied  Pipers,  Nan  Wynn. 

Producer,  Irving  Briskin ;  Director,  Charles  Bar- 
ton; Authors,  Harlan  Ware,  Patterson  MeNutt: 
Screenplay,  Manny  Seff;  Art  Directors,  Lionel 
Banks,  Paul  Murphy:  Musical  Director,  M.  W. 
Stoloff;  Cameraman,  L.  W.  O'Connell;  Editor, 
Richard  Fantl. 

Jamboree 

Republic;    71    mins. 


171 


PHIL  L.  RYAN 

Producer 


9122  Sunset  Blvd. 
Los  Angeles  46,   Calif. 


JOSEPH  H.  NADEL 

Associate  Producer 

"JACK  LONDON" 
"THE  HAIRY  APE" 


«» 


Production  Manager 

"DELIGHTFULLY  DANGEROUS" 
"TEN  LITTLE  INDIANS" 


172 


Reviewed,  4-24-44;  Released,  6-6-44. 

Cast,  Ruth  Terry,  George  Byron,  Paul  Harvey, 
Edwin  Stanley,  Freddie  Fisher,  The  Music  Maids, 
Ernest  Bubb,  Don  Wilson,  Isabel  Randolph,  Rufe 
Davis,  Shirley  Mitchell,  George  "Shu"  Fisher. 

Associate  Producer,  Armand  Schaefer;  Director, 
Joseph  Santley;  Authors,  Jack  Townley,  Taylor 
Cavan;  Screenplay,  Jack  Townley;  Musical  Director, 
Morton  Scott;  Art  Director,  Russell  Kimball; 
Cameraman,  William  Bradford;  Editor,  Richard 
Van   Enger. 


Jane  Eyre 


20th  Fox;  96  mins. 

Reviewed,    2-3-44;   Released,   Feb.,   1944. 

Cast,  Orson  Welles,  Joan  Fontaine,  Margaret 
O'Brien,  Peggy  Ann  Garner,  John  Sutton,  Sara 
Allgood,  Henry  Daniell,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Aubrey 
Mather,  Edith  Barrett,  Barbara  Everest,  Hillary 
Brooke,  Ethel  Griffies,  Mae  Marsh,  Eily  Malyon, 
Mary  Forbes,  Thomas  Loudon,  Ivan  Simpson,  John 
Abbott,  Ronald  Harris,  Charles  Irwin. 

Producer,  William  Goetz;  Director,  Robert  Ste- 
venson; Author,  Charlotte  Bronte;  Screenplay, 
Aldous  Huxley,  Robert  Stevenson,  John  Houseman; 
Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Wiard  B.  Ihnen; 
Cameraman,  George  Barnes;  Special  Effects.  Fred 
Sersen;    Editor.    Walter   Thompson. 

Janie 

Warners:    106   mins. 

Reviewed,  7-25-44;  Released,   9-2-44. 

Cast,  Joyce  Reynolds,  Robert  Button,  Edward 
Arnold,  Ann  Harding,  Robert  Benchley,  Alan  Hale, 
Clare  Foley,  Barbara  Brown,  Hattie  McDaniel,  Dick 
Erdman,  Jackie  Moran,  Ann  Gillis,  Ruth  Tobey, 
Virginia  Patton,  Colleen  Townsend,  William  Frabes, 
Georgia  Lee  Settle,  Peter  Stackpole,  Michael  Har- 
rison,  Russell   Hicks. 

Producer,  Alex  Gottlieb;  Director,  Michael  Cur- 
tiz;  Authors,  Josephine  Bentham,  Herschel  W. 
Williams,  Jr.;  Screenplay,  Agnes  Christine  John- 
ston, Charles  Hoffman;  Art  Director,  Robert  Haas; 
Musical  Score,  H.  Roemheld;  Musical  Director,  Leo 
F.  Forbstein;  Song,  Jule  Styne,  Sammy  Cahn; 
Cameraman,  Carl  Guthrie;  Special  Effects,  Law- 
rence Butler,  Warren  Lynch;  Editor,  Owen  Marks. 

Johnny  Doesn't  Live  Here 
Any  More 

Monogram;   77   mins. 

Reviewed,    5-16-44;    Released,    6-24-44. 

Cast,  Simone  Simon,  James  Ellison,  William 
Terry,  Minna  Gombell,  Chick  Chandler,  Alan  Dine- 
hart,  Gladys  Blake,  Robert  Mitchum,  Dorothy 
Grainger,  Grady  Sutton,  Fern  Emmett,  Chester 
Clute,  Jerry  Maren,  Janet  Shaw. 

Producer,  Maurice  King;  Associate  Producer. 
Franklin  King;  Director,  Joe  May;  Author,  Alice 
Means  Reeve;  Screenplay;  Philip  Jordan,  John 
Kafka;  Art  Directors,  Paul  Palmentola,  George 
Moskov;  Musical  Score,  Frank  W.  Harling;  Camera- 
man, Ira  Morgan;  Special  Effects,  Ray  Mercer: 
Editor,  Martin  G.  Cohn. 

Jungle  Woman 

Universal;    54    mins. 

Reviewed,    7-24-44;    Released,    7-7-44. 

Cast,  Acquanetta,  Evelyn  Ankers,  J.  Carrol  Kaish, 
Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Lois  Collier,  Milburn  Stone. 
Douglas  Dumbrille,  Richard  David,  Nana  Bryant, 
Pierre  Watkin,  Christian  Rub,  Alec  Craig,  Edward 
M.  Hyams,  Jr.,  Richard  Power. 

Associate  Producer,  Will  Cowan;  Director,  Regi- 
nald LeBorg;  Screenplay,  Bernard  Schubert,  Henry 
Sucher,  Edward  Dein;  Art  Directors,  John  B. 
Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman,  Jack 
MacKenzie;   Editor,   Ray  Snyder. 

—  K  — 

Kansas  City  Kitty 

Columbia;  72  mins. 

Reviewed,  9-1-4:  Released.  8-24-44. 


Cast.  Joan  Davis,  Bob  Crosby,  Jane  Frazee,  Erik 
Rolf,  Tim  Ryan,  Robert  Emmett  Keane,  Matt 
Willis,  John  Bond,  Charles  Wilson,  Lee  Gotch. 
Charles  Williams,  William  Newell. 

Producer,  Ted  Richmond:  Director,  Del  Lord: 
Screenplay,  Manny  Seff;  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks: 
Musical  Director,  Marlin  Skiles:  Cameraman,  Bur- 
nett  Guffey;   Editor,   Gene   Havlick. 

Keys  of  the  Kingdom 

20th-Fox;  137  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-15-44. 

Cast,  Gregory  Peck,  Thomas  Mitchell,  Vincent 
Price,  Rosa  Stradner,  Roddy  McDowall,  Edmund 
Gwenn,  Sir  Cedric  Hardwicke,  Peggy  Ann  Garner, 
Jane  Ball,  James  Gleason,  Anne  Revere,  Ruth  Nel- 
son, Benson  Fong,  Leonard  Strong,  Philip  Ahn, 
Arthur  Shields,  Edith  Barrett,  Sara  Allgood, 
Richard  Loo,  Ruth  Ford,  Kevin  O'Shea,  H.  T. 
Tsiang,  S-Lan  Chen,  Eunice  Soo-Hoo,  Dennis  Hoey, 
Ethel  Griffies,  Terry  Kilburn,  Lumsden  Hare,  J. 
Anthony  Hughes,   Abner  Biberman,  George  Nokes. 

Producer,  Joseph  L.  Mankiewicz;  Director,  John 
M.  Stahl;  Author,  A.  J.  Cronin;  Screenplay,  Joseph 
L.  Mankiewicz,  Nunnally  Johnson;  Musical  Score, 
Alfred  Newman;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Wil- 
liam Darling;  Cameraman,  Arthur  Miller;  Special 
Effects,   Fred   Sersen;    Editor,   James  B.  Clark. 

Kismet 

M-G-M;  100  mins. 

Reviewed,   8-22-44;    Released,   October,   1944. 

Cast,  Ronald  Colman,  Marlene  Dietrich,  James 
Craig,  Edward  Arnold,  Hugh  Herbert,  Joy  Ann 
Page,  Florence  Bates,  Harry  Davenport,  Hobart 
Cavanaugh. 

Producer,  Everett  Riskin;  Director,  William  Die- 
terle;  Author,  Edward  Knoblock;  Screenplay,  John 
Meehan;  Musical  Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Songs, 
Harold  Arlen;  E.  Y.  Harburg;  Art  Directors.  Cedric 
Gibbons,  Daniel  B.  Cathcart;  Cameraman,  Charlei 
Rosher;  Special  Effects,  Warren  Newcombe;  Editor, 
Ben  Lewis. 

Knickerbocker  Holiday 

United  Artists:    85   mins. 

Reviewed,   2-29-44;   Released,   3-17-44. 

Cast,  Nelson  Eddy,  Charles  Coburn,  Constance 
Dowling,  Ernest  Cossart,  Shelley  Winter,  Johnny 
"Scatt"  Davis,  Percy  Kilbride,  Otto  Kruger,  Richard 
Hale,  Fritz  Feld,  Chester  Conklin,  Carmen  Amaya 
and  company. 

Producer,  Harry  Joe  Brown ;  Director,  Harry  Joe 
Brown;  Screenplay,  David  Boehm,  Rowland  Leigh: 
Musical  Director,  Jacques  Samassoud;  Musical 
Score,  Werner  Heymann;  Cameraman,  Phil  Tan- 
nura;  Editor,  John  F.  Link. 


Ladies  Courageous 

Universal;   88  mins. 

Reviewed,   3-24-44;   Released,   3-17-44. 

Cast,  Loretta  Young,  Geraldine  Fitzgerald  Fraser, 
Anne  Gwynne,  Diana  Barrymore,  Evelyn  Ankers, 
David  Bruce,  June  Vincent,  Lois  Collier,  Phillip 
Terry,  Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Frank  Jenks,  Kane  Rich- 
mond, Marie  Harmon,  Janet  Shaw,  Dorothy  Moore, 
Gwen  Crawford,  Eleanor  Lawson,  Betty  Brodel, 
Mary  O'Brien,  June  Millarde,  Audrey  Manners, 
Jackie  Warrington,  Carrie  Devon,  Betsay  Howard, 
Ruth  Roman,  Sandra  Coles,  Mary  Moore,  Patsy 
Mace. 

Producer,  Walter  Wangrer;  Director,  John  Raw- 
lins; Screenplay,  Norman  Reilly  Raine,  Doris  Gil- 
bert; Art  Director,  John  Goodman;  Cameraman, 
Hal  Mohr;  Editor,  Philip  Cahn. 

Ladies  of  Washington 

20th-Fox;  61  mins. 

Reviewed,   5-25-44;   Released,   June,   1944. 

Cast,  Trudy  Marshall,  Ronald  Graham,  Anthony 
Quinn,  Sheila  Ryan,  Robert  Bailey,  Beverly  Whit- 
ney, Jackie  Palet,  Carleton  Young1,  John  Philliber. 
Robin  Raymond,   Dorris  Merrick,   Barbara  Booth, 


173 


HAROLD    ARLEN 

Composer 


Score  for 

"BLOOMER  GIRL" 


LEONARD  S.  PICKER 


Producer 


Soon  to  be  Released 

"THE  BANDIT  OF  SHERWOOD  FOREST" 
"RUSTY"  "FRISCO  FURY' 

Columbia 


174 


Jo-Carroll  Dennieon,  Lillian  Porter,  Harry  Shannon, 
ftuby  Dandrldgre,  Charles  D.  Brown,  Pierre  Watkin, 
Nella  Walker,  Inna  Gest,  Rosalind  Keith,  Edna 
Mae  Jones. 

Producer,  William  Girard;  Director,  Louis  King; 
Screenplay,  Wanda  Tuchock;  Art  Directors,  James 
Basevi,  Leland  Fuller;  Cameraman,  Charles  Clarke; 
Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Nick  De 
M  aggie 

Lady  and  the  Monster,  The 

Republic;   86  mins. 

Reviewed,   3-24-44;    Released,   4-17-44. 

Cast,  Vera  Hruba  Ralston,  Richard  Arlen,  Erich 
von  Stroheim,  Helen  Vinson,  Mary  Nash,  Sidney 
Blackmer.  Janet  Martin,  Bill  Henry,  Charles  Cane, 
Juanita  Quigley,  Josephine  Dillon,  Antonio  Triana. 
Lola  Montes. 

Associate  Producer,  George  Sherman;  Director. 
George  Sherman;  Screenplay,  Dane  Lussier,  Fred- 
erick Kohner,  from  "Donovan's  Brain,"  by  Curt 
Siodmak;  Musical  Score,  Walter  Scharf;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Russell  Kimball;  Cameraman,  John  Alton; 
Special  Effects,  Theodore  Lydecker;  Editor,  Arthur 
Roberts. 


Lady  in  the  Dark 


Paramount;   100  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-10-44. 

Cast,  Ginger  Rogers,  Ray  Milland,  Jon  Hall, 
Warner- Baxter,  Barry  Sullivan,  Mischa  Auer,  Mary 
Philips,  Phyllis  Brooks,  Edward  Fielding,  Don 
Loper,  Mary  Parker,  Catherine  Craig,  Marietta 
Canty;  Virginia  Farmer,  Fay  Helm,  Gail  Russell, 
Marian  Hall,  Kay  Linaker,  Harvey  Stephens, 
Billy  Daniels,  Georgia  Backus,  Rand  Brooks, 
Pepito  Perez,  Charles  Smith,  Mary  MacLaren,  Paul 
McVey,  Paul  Pierce,   George  Mayon. 

Producer,  Richard  Blumenthal;  Director,  Mitchell 
Leisen;  Screenplay,  Frances  Goodrich,  Albert 
Hackett;  Musical  Score,  Robert  Emmett  Dolan; 
Art  Director,  Hans  Dreier;  Cameraman,  Ray 
Reunahan;  Special  Effects,  Gordon  Jennings;  Editor, 
Alma   Macorie. 

Lady  in  the  Death  House 

PRC*   56  mins. 

Reviewed,   3-24-44;   Released,   3-15-44. 

Cast,  Jean  Parker,  Lionel  Atwill,  Douglas  Fowley, 
Marcia  Mae  Jones,  John  Maxwell,  Cy  Kendall, 
Robert  Middlemass,  George  Irving,  Forrest  Taylor. 

Producer,  Jack  Schwarz;  Associate  Producer, 
Harry  D.  Edwards;  Director,  Steve  Sekely:  Author, 
Frederick  C.  Davis;  Screenplay,  Harry  O.  Hoyt;  Art 
Director,  Frank  Sylos;  Music,  Jan  Gray;  Musical 
Supervisor,  David  Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Gus 
Peterson;  Editor.  Robert  Crandall. 

Lady,  Let's  Dance! 

Monogram;    88   mins. 

Reviewed,   1-26-44:   Released.   3-T44. 

Cast,  Belita,  James  Ellison,  Frick  and  Frack, 
Walter  Catlett,  Lucien  Littlefield.  Maurice  St. 
Clair,  Eugene  Mikeler,  Henry  Busse,  Harry  Harvey, 
Jack  Rice,  Emmett  Vogan,  Barbara  Wooddell; 
orchestras  of  Henry  Busse.  Eddie  LeBarron,  Mitch 
Ayres,  Lou  Bring. 

Producer,  Scott  R.  Dunlap;  Associate  Producer. 
William  D.  Shapiro;  Director,  Frank  Woodruff; 
Authors,  Bradbury  Foote,  Scott  R.  Dunlap;  Screen 
play,  Michael  Panaieff:,  Peter  Milne;  Musical 
Director,  Edward  Kay;  Cameraman,  Mack  Stengler; 
Editor,  Richard  Currier. 

Lake  Placid  Serenade 

Republic;  85  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-21-44. 

Cast,  Vera  Hruba  Ralston,  Eugene  Pallette,  Vera 
Vague,  Robert  Livingston,  Stephanie  Bachelor. 
Walter  Catlett,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Ruth  Terry,  Wil 
liam  Frawley,  John  Litel,  Ludwig  Stossel,  Andrew 
Tombe9,  Roy  Rogers,  Ray  Noble  Orchestra,  Harry 
Owens  Orchestra,  McGowan  and  Mack,  Twinkle  • 
Watts,  Merry  Meisters. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  Steve 


Sekely;  Author,  Frederick  Kohner;  Screenplay. 
Dick  Irving  Hyland,  Doris  Gilbert;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Walter  Scharf;  Art  Director,  Russell  Kimball: 
Cameraman,  John  Alton;  Special  Effects,  Howard 
and  Theodore  Lydecker;  Editor,  Arthur  Roberts. 

Land  of  the  Outlaws 

Monogram;  56  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-5-44;   Released,  9-16-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton, 
Stephen  Keyes,  Nan  Holliday,  Hurh  Prosser, 
Charles  King,  John  Merton,  Steve  Clark,  Art 
Fowler,  Tom  Quinn,  Ray  Elder,  Chick  Hannon. 
Bob  Cason,   Kansas  Moehring. 

Director,  Lambert  Hillyer;  Screenplay,  Joseph 
O'Donnell;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay;  Camera- 
man, Harry  Neumann;  Editor,  John  C.  Fuller. 

Laramie  Trail,  The 

Republic. 

Released,    4-3-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Livingston,  Smiley  Burnette,  Linda 
Brent,  Martin  Garralaga,  Emmett  Lynn,  John 
James,  George  J.  Lewis,  Leander  de  Cordova, 
Charles  Whitaker,  Bud  Osborne,  Bud  Geary,  Roy 
Barcroft. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director,  John 
English:  Author,  Jack  Gregory  (from  "Mystery  at 
Spanish  Hacienda")  ;  Screenplay,  J.  Benton  Cheney: 
Art  Director,  Fred  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Nort 
Glickman;  Cameraman,  Ellis  Thackery;  Editor, 
Harry  Keller. 


Last  Horseman,  The 

Columbia. 

Reviewed,  10-27-44;  Released,  6-22-44. 

Cast,  Russell  Hayden,  Dub  Taylor,  Bob  Wills, 
Ann  Savage,  John  Maxwell,  Frank  LaRue,  Nick 
Thompson,  J,  T.  Whiteford,  Ted  Mapes.  Forre«t 
Taylor. 

Producer,  Leon  Barsha;  Director,  William  Berke: 
Screenplay,  Ed  Earl  Repp;  Art  Director,  Lionel 
Banks:  Cameraman,  George  Meehan;  Editor,  Jer»me 
Thorns. 


Last  Ride,  The 


Warners;    56   mins. 

Reviewed,    9-14-44;    Released,    10-7-44. 

Cast,  Richard  Travis,  Charles  Lang,  Eleanor 
Parker,  Jack  LaRue,  Cy  Kendall,  Wade  Boteler, 
Mary  Gordon,  Harry  Lewis,  Michael  Ames.  Virginia 
Patton,  Ross  Ford,  Jack  Mower,  Frank  Mayor, 
Stuart   Holmes,    Leah    Baird. 

Director,  D.  Ross  Lederman;  Screenplay,  Ray- 
mond L.  Schrock:  Art  Director,  Leo  E.  Kuter; 
Cameraman,  James  Van  Trees;  Editor,  Harold 
MnLernon. 

Laura 

20th-Fox:   88  mins 

Reviewed,    10-17-44:    Released,   November.   1944. 

Cart.  Gene  Tierney,  Dana  Andrews,  Clifton  Webb. 
Vincent  Price,  Judith  Anderson,  Dorothy  Adams, 
James  Flavin.  Clyde  Fillmore.  Ralph  Dnnn,  Grant 
Mitchell,  Kathleen  Howard,  Lee  Tung  Foo,  Cy 
Kendall,  Harold  Schlickenmayer,  Harry  Strang, 
Lane   Chandler. 

Producer,  Otto  Pieminger;  Director,  Otto  Prem- 
inger;  Author,  Vera  Caspary;  Screenplay,  Jay 
Dratler,  Samuel  Hoffenstein.  Betty  Reinhardt:  Art 
Directors,  Lyle  Wheeler,  Leland  Fuller;  Musical 
Score,  David  Raskin:  Musical  Director,  Emil  New- 
man; Cameraman,  Joseph  La  Shelle;  Editor,  Louis 
Loeffler. 

Law  Men 

Monogram. 

Released,   5-6-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton, 
Jan  Wiley,  Kirby  Grant,  Robert  Frazer,  Edmund 
Cobb,  Art  Fowler,  Harry  F.  Price,  Marshall  Reed. 
Isabel  Withers,  Ben  Corbett,  Ted  Mapes,  Steve 
Clark,    Bud   Osborne. 

Director,  Lambert  Hillyer;  Screenplay,  Glenn 
Tryon;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay:  Cameraman, 
Harry  Neuman;   Editor,   John   C.   Fuller. 


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LOUIS    HAYWARD 


'TEN  LITTLE  INDIANS' 

Rene    Clair    Prod. — U.A. 


"YOUNG  WIDOW" 

Hunt  Stromberg  Prod. — U.A. 


'THE  RETURN  OF  MONTE 
CRISTO" 

Edward  Small  Prod. — U.A. 


MICHAEL 
OSHEA 


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Law  of  the  Saddle 

PRC;    59   mins. 

Reviewed,   6-7-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Livingston,  Al  (Fuzzy)  St.  John,  Betty 
Miles,  Lano  Chandler,  John  Elliott,  Reed  Howes, 
Curley  Dresden,  Al  Ferguson,  Frank  Ellis. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Merville 
De  Lay:  Screenplay,  Fred  My  ton;  Cameraman, 
Robert  Cline:  Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 

Law  of  the  Valley 

Monogram. 

Released,   11-4-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton, 
Lyune  Carver,  Kirk  Barron,  Hal  Price,  Edmund 
Cobb,  Tom  Quinn,  Charles  King,  Marshall  Reed, 
Gsorge   DeNorrnand,    Steve   Clark,   George   Morrell. 

Director,  Howard  Bretherton;  Screenplay,  Joseph 
O'Donnell;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay;  Camera- 
man, Marcel  LePicard;  Editor,  Pierre  Janet. 

Leave  It  to  the  Irish 

MonogTam;    61   mins. 

Reviewed,   9-14-44;    Released,   8-5-44. 

Cast,  James  Dunn,  Wanda  McKay,  Dick  Purcell, 
Arthur  Loft,  Vince  Barnett,  Barbara  Woodell, 
Jack  LaRue,  Joe  DeVillard,  Eddie  Allen,  Dick 
Scott,  Ted  Stanhope,  Olaf  Hytten. 

Producer,  Lindsley  Parsons:  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Screenplay,  Tim  Ryan,  Eddie  Davis:  Art 
Director,  David  Milton;  Cameraman,  Ira  Morgan; 
Editor,  Dick  Currier. 

Lifeboat 

20th-Fox;   96  mins. 

Reviewed.  1-12-44:  Released,  1-28-44. 

Cast,  Tallulah  Bankhead,  William  Bendix,  Walter 
Slezak,  Mary  Anderson.  John  Hodiak,  Henry  Hull, 
Heather  Angel,  Hume  Cronyn,  Canada  Lee. 

Producer,  Kenneth  Macgowan;  Director,  Alfred 
Hitchcock;  Author,  John  Steinbec:  Screenplay,  Jo 
Swerling;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Maurice 
Ransford;  Musical  Score,  Hugo  W.  Friedhofer: 
Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Glen 
MacWilliams:  Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor, 
Dorothy  Spencer. 

Lights  of  Old  Sante  Fe 

Republic:  78  mins. 

Reviewed.    12-5-44;   Released.    11-6-44. 

Cast,  Roy  Rogers.  George  "Gabby"  Hayes,  Dale 
Evans,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Richard  Powers,  Claire 
Du  Brey,  Arthur  Loft,  Roy  Barcroft,  Lucien  Lit- 
tlefie'd,  Sam  Flint,  Bob  Nolan  and  the  Sons  of 
the   Pioneers. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  Frank 
McDonald;  Screenplay,  Gordon  Kahn,  Bob  Williams; 
Musical  Director,  Morton  Scott:  Art  Director, 
Frank  Hotaling;  Dance  Director,  Larry  Ceballos; 
Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning;  Editor,  Ralph  Dixon. 


Lodger,  The 


Monogram. 

20th-Fox:   84  mins. 

Reviewed,   1-7-44:    Released,   1-7-44. 

Cast,  Merle  Oberon,  George  Sanders,  Laird 
Cregar,  Sir  Cedric  Hardwicke,  Sara  Allgood.  Aubrey 
Mather,  Queeme  Leonard,  Doris  Lloyd,  David  Clyde, 
Helena  Pickard.  Lumsden  Hare,  Frederick  Worlock, 
Olaf  Hytten,  Colin  Campbell,  Harold  De  Becker, 
Anita  Bolster,  Billy  Bevan,  Forrester  Harvey, 
Charles  Hall,  Skelton  Knaggs,  Edmund  Breon, 
Harry  Allen. 

Producer,  Robert  Bassler;  Director,  John  Brahm; 
Author.  Marie  Belloc  Lowndes:  Screenplay,  Barre 
Lyndon:  Musical  Score,  Hugo  W.  Friedhofer; 
Dance  Director,  Kenny  Williams:  Art  Directors, 
James  Basevi,  John  Ewing:  Musical  Directors, 
Thomas  Little.  Walter  M.  Scott:  Cameraman, 
Lucien  Ballard:  9ppc»al  Effects,  Fred  Sersen:  Edi- 
tor, J.  Watson  Webb.  Jr. 

Lost  in  a  Harem 

M-G-M:  89  mins. 

Reviewed.  8-31-44:  Released,  December,  1944. 


Cast,  Bud  Abbott,  Lou  Costello,  Marilyn  Max- 
well, John  Conte,  Douglas  Dumbrille,  Lottie  Har- 
rison, J.  Lockard  Martin,  Murray  Leonard,  Adia 
Kuznetzoff,  Milton  Parsons,  Ralph  Sanford.  Jimmy 
Dorsey   Orchestra. 

Producer,  George  Haight;  Director,  Charles  Ries- 
ner;  Screenplay,  Harry  Ruskin,  John  Grant,  Harry 
Crane;  Musical  Director,  David  Snell;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Cedric  Gibbons,  Daniel  B.  Cathcart;  Camera- 
man, Lester  White;  Editor,  George  Hively. 

Louisiana  Hayride 

Columbia;    67   mins. 

Reviewed.  9-1-44;  Released.  7-13-44. 

Cast,  Judy  Canova,  Ross  Hunter,  Richard  Lane. 
Lloyd  Bridges,  Matt  Willis,  George  McKay,  Minerva 
Urecal,  Hobart  Cavanaugh,  Eddie  Kane,  Nelson 
Leigh,  Arthur  Loft,  Robert  Homans,  Russel  Hicks. 

Director,  Charles  Barton;  Author,  Paul  Yawitz, 
Manny  Seff;  Screenplay,  Paul  Yawitz;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Lionel  Banks,  Walter  Holschier;  Musical 
Director,  M.  R.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  L.  W. 
L'Connell;    Editor,   Otto  Meyer. 


Lumberjack 


United  Artists:   65   mins. 

Reviewed,   4-27-44;   Released,   4-28-44. 

Cast,  William  Boyd,  Andy  Clyde,  Jimmy  Rogers, 
Herbert  Rawlinson,  Ellen  Hall,  Ethel  Wales, 
Douglas  Dumbrille,  Francis  McDonald,  John  Whit- 
ney, Hal  Taliaferro,  Henry  Wills,  Charles  Morton, 
Frances  Morris,  Jack  Rockwell,  Bob  Burns. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;  Associate  Pro- 
ducer, Lewis  Rachmil;  Director,  Lesley  Selander; 
Screenplay,  Norman  Houston;  Cameraman,  Russell 
Harlan. 

—  M  — 

Machine  Gun  Mama 

PRC;    61   mins. 

Reviewed,  9-29-44;  Released,  8-18-44. 

Cast,  Armida,  El  Brendel,  Wallace  Ford,  Jack 
La  Rue,  Luis  Alberni,  Ariel  Heath,  Julian  Rivero. 
Eumonio  Blanco,  Anthony  Warde. 

Producer,  Jack  Sehwarz;  Director,  Harold  Young; 
Screenplay,  Sam  Neuman;  Art  Director,  Frank 
Sylos;  Musical  Directors,  Mort  Glickman,  David 
Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Gus  Peterson;  Editor, 
Robert   O.   Crandall. 

Mademoiselle  Fifi 

RKO;  69  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-28-44. 

Cast,  Simone  Simon,  John  Emery,  Kurt  Kreuger. 
Alan  Napier,  Helen  Freeman,  Jason  Robards, 
Norma  Varden,  Romaine  Callendar,  Fay  Helm, 
Edmund  Glover,  Charles  Waldron,  Mayo  Newhall, 
Lillian  Bronson,  Alan  Ward,  Daun  Kennedy,  Wil- 
liam Von  Wymetal,  Max  Willenz,  Marc  Carmer. 
John   Good. 

Producer,  Val  Lewton;  Director,  Robert  Wise: 
Author,  Guy  de  Maupassant:  Screenplay,  Josef 
M'ischel,  Peter  Ruric;  Art  Directors,  Albert  D'Agos- 
tino,  Walter  E.  Keller:  Musical  Score,  Werner 
Heymann;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleinikoff: 
Cameraman.  Harry  Wild.  Special  Effects,  Vernon 
L.  Walker:  Editor,  J.  R.  Whitredge. 

Main  Street  After  Dark 

M-G-M:  '67  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-6-44. 

Cast,  Edward  Arnold.  Selena  Royle.  Tom  Trout. 
Audrey  Totter,  Dan  Duryea,  Hume  Cronyn,  Doro- 
thy Ruth  Morris. 

Producer,  Jerry  Bresler:  Associate  Producer, 
Herbert  Moulton;  Director.  Edward  Cahn;  Author, 
John  C.  Higgins;  Screenplay,  Karl  Kamb,  John  C. 
Higgins;  Musical  Score,  George  Bassman;  Art 
Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Richard  Duce;  Camera- 
man,  Jackson   Rose;   Editor,   Harry  Komer. 

Maisic  Goes  to  Reno 

M-G-M-;    90    mins. 

Reviewed,  8-16-44;  Released,  September,  1944. 


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Cast,  Ann  Sothern,  John  Hodiak,  Tom  Drake, 
.Maria  Linden,  Paul  Cavanagh,  Ava  Gardner,  Ber- 
nard Nedell,  Roland  Dupree,  Chick  Chandler, 
Bunny   Waters,    Donald  Meek. 

Producer,  George  Haight;  Director,  Harry  Beau- 
mont; Authors,  Harry  Ruby,  James  O'Hanlon; 
Screenplay,  Mary  C.  McCall.  Jr.;  Musical  Score, 
David  Snell;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Howard 
Campbell;  Song,  Sammy  Fain,  Ralph  Freed; 
Cameraman,  Robert  Planck;  Editor,  Frank  E. 
Hull. 

Make  Your  Own  Bed 

Warners;   82   mins. 

Reviewed,    5-22-44;    Released,    6-10-44. 

Cast,  Jack  Carson,  Jane  Wyman,  Allan  Hale, 
Irene  Manning,  George  Tobias,  Robert  Shayne,  Tala 
Birell,  Ricardo  Cortez,  Majorie  Hoshelle,  Kurt 
Hatch,    Harry    Bradley,    William    Kennedy. 

Producer,  Alex  Gottlieb;  Director,  Peter  Godfrey; 
Authors,  Harvey  J.  O'Higgins,  Harriet  Ford; 
Screenplay,  Francis  Swann,  Edmund  Joseph; 
Adaptation,  Richard  Weil;  Art  Director,  Stanley 
Fleischer;  Musical  Score,  H.  Roemheld;  Musical 
Director,  Leo  F.  Forbstein;  ,  Cameraman,  Robert 
Burke;   Special  Effects,  Willafd  Van  Enger. 

Man  Front  Frisco 

Republic;   91   mins. 

Reviewed,  5-10-44;  Released,  7-1-44. 

Cast,  Michael  O'Shea,  Anne  Shirley,  Gene  Lock- 
hart,  Dan  Duryea,  Stephanie  Bachelor,  Ray  Walker, 
Tommy  Bond,  Robert  Warwick,  Olin  Howlin,  Ann 
Shoemaker,  Russell  Simpson,  Stanley  Andrews, 
Forbes  Murray,  Erville  Alderson,   Michael  Barnitz. 

Associate  Producer,  Albert  J.  Cohen;  Director, 
Robert  Florey;  Authors,  George  Worthington  Yates, 
George  Carlton  Brown;  Screenplay,  Ethel  Hill, 
Arnold  Manoff;  Musical  Score,  Marlin  Skiles;  Art 
Director,  Russell  Kimball;  Cameraman,  Jack  Marta: 
Editor,  Ernest  Nims. 

Man  in  Half  Moon  Street,  The 

Paramount;   92  mins. 

Reviewed,   10-19-44. 

Cast,  Nils  Asther,  Helen  Walker,  Reinhold 
Schunzel,  Paul  Cavanagh,  Edmund  Breon,  Morton 
Lowry,  Matthew  Boulton,  Brandon  Hurst,  Aminta 
Dyne,  Arthur  Mulliner,  Edward  Fielding,  Reginald 
Sheffield.  Eustace  Wyatt,  Forrester  Harvey,  Kon- 
s  tan  tin  Shayne. 

Director,  Ralph  Murphy;  Author,  Bane  Lyndon: 
Screenplay,  Charles  Kenyon;  Musical  Score,  Miklos 
Rozsa;  Art  Directors.  Hans  Dreier,  Walter  Tyler; 
Cameraman,    Henry   Sharp:    Editor.    Tom   Neff. 

Marine  Raiders 

RKO;   91   mins. 

Reviewed,    7-11-44. 

Cast,  Pat  O'Brien,  Robert  Ryan,  Ruth  Hussey, 
Frank  McHugh,  Barton  MacLane,  Richard  Martin, 
Edmund  Glover,  Russell  Wade,  Robert  Anderson, 
Michael  St.  Angel,  Martha  MacVicar,  Harry 
Brown. 

Producer,  Robert  Fellows;  Director,  Harold 
Schuster;  Authors,  Martin  Rackin,  Warren  Duff; 
Art  Directors,  Albert  D'Agostino,  Walter  E.  Keller; 
Music,  Roy  Webb;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakalei- 
nikoff;  Cameraman,  Nicholas  Musuraca;  Special 
Effects,  Vernon  L.  Walker;  Editor,  Philip  Martin. 
Jr. 

Mark  of  the  Whistler,  The 

Columbia;   61   mins. 

Reviewed,    10-9-44;    Released.    11-2-44. 

Cast.  Richard  Dix,  Jan  is  Carter,  Porter  Hall. 
Paul  Guilfoyle.  John  Calvert,  Matt  Willis,  Matt 
McHugh,    Howard    Freeman. 

Producer,  Rudolph  C.  Flothow;  Director.  Wil- 
liam Castle;  Author,  Cornell  Woolrich;  Screen- 
play, George  Bricker;  Art  Director.  John  Datul; 
Music.  Wilbur  Hatch:  Cameraman.  George  Meehan; 
Editor,  Reg  Browne. 


Reviewed,   1-6-44;    Released,  7-29-44. 

Cast,  Hoot  Gibson,  Bob  Steele,  Veda  Ann  Borg, 
Mauritz  Hugo,  Steve  Clark,  Charles  Stevens,  Ralph 
Lewis,  Lynton  Brent,  Bud  Osborne,  George  Morrell, 
Allen  B.   Sewall,  Benny  Corbett. 

Director,  J.  P.  McCarthy;  Screenplay,  J.  P. 
McCarthy,  Victor  Hammond;  Musical  Director, 
Frank  Sanucci;  Cameraman,  Harry  Neumann: 
Editor,    John    C.   Fuller. 

Marriage  Is  a  Private  Affair 

M-G-M;   116  mins. 

Reviewed.   8-23-44;   Released,   October,   1944. 

Cast,  Lana  Turner,  James  Craig,  John  Hodiak, 
Frances  Gifford,  Hugh  Marlowe,  Natalie  Schafer, 
Keen  an  Wynn,  Herbert  Rudley,  Paul  Cavanaugh, 
Morris  Ankrum,  Jane  Green,  Tom  Drake. 

Producer,  Pandro  S.  Berman ;  Director,  Robert 
Z.  Leonard;  Author,  Judith  Kelly;  Screenplay, 
David  Hertz,  Lenore  Coffee;  Musical  Score,  Bronis- 
lau  Kaper;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Hubert 
B.  Hobson:  Cameraman,  Ray  June;  Editor,  George 
White. 

Marshal  of  Gunsmoke 

Universal. 

Released,    1-21-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Russell  Hayden,  Fuzzy  Knight, 
Jennifer  Holt,  Harry  Woods,  Herbert  Rawlinson. 
Ethan  Laidlaw,  Ray  Bennett,  Michael  Vallon, 
Ernie   Adams,    Slim   Whitaker,   Johnny   Bond. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director, 
Vernon  Keays;  Screenplay  William  Lively;  Musical 
Director,  H.  J.  Salter;  Art  Directors,  John  B. 
Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman,  Harry 
Nfeuman. 

Marshal  of  Reno 

Republic. 

Released,    7-2-44. 

Cast.  Bill  Elliott,  Bobby  Blake,  Alice  Fleming, 
George  "Gabby"  Hayes,  Herbert  Rawlinson,  Jay 
Kirby,  LeRoy  Mason,  Blake  Edwards,  Fred  Graham. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray;  Director,  Wal- 
lace Grissell;  Authors.  Anthony  Coldewey,  Taylor 
Caven;  Screenplay,  Anthony  Coldewey;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Gano  Chittenden;  Musical  Score,  Joseph  Dubin; 
Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning;  Editor,  Charles  Craft. 

Mask  of  Diniitrios,  The 

Warners;  95  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-8-44;   Released,   7-1-44. 

Cast,  Sydney  Greenstreet,  Zachary  Scott,  Faye 
Emerson,  Peter  Lorre,  Victor  Francen,  Steven 
Geray,  Florence  Bates.  Edward  Ciannelli,  Kurt 
Katch,  Majorie  Hoshelle,  Georges  Metaxa,  John 
Abbott,  Monte  Blue,  David  Hoffman. 

Producer,  Henry  Blanke;  Director,  Jean  Negu- 
lesco;  Screenplay,  Frank  Gruber;  Art  Director.  Ted 
Smith;  Musical  Score,  Adolps  Deutseh,  from  "Coffin 
for  Dimitrios,"  by  Erie  Ambler:  Musical  Director, 
Leo  F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman.  Arthur  Edeson; 
Editor,  Frederick  Richards. 

Master  Race,  The 

RKO:   96   mins. 

Reviewed,    9-22-44. 

Cast,  George  Coulouris,  Stanley  Ridges.  09a 
Massen,  Carl  Esmond.  Nancy  Gates,  Morris  Car- 
novsky,  Lloyd  Bridges.  Eric  Feldary,  Helen  Beverly, 
Gavin  Muir,  Paul  Gilfoyle,  Richard  Nugent,  Louis 
Donath,  Herbert  Rudley,  Jason  Robards,  Merrill 
Roden,   Ghislaine  Porreau. 

Producer,  Robert  Golden;  Director,  Herbert  J. 
Biberman;  Author,  Herbert  J.  Biberman;  Screen- 
play, Herbert  J.  Biberman,  Anne  Froelick,  Rowland 
Leigh;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Jack 
Okay;  Musical  Score,  Ray  Webb;  Musical  Director, 
•  C.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  Russell  Metty: 
Editor,  Ernie  Leadley. 


Marked  Trails 

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Reviewed.    11-1-44. 


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Cast.  Judy  Garland,  Margaret  O'Brien,  Mary 
Astor,  Lucille  Bremer,  Tom  Drake,  Marjorie  Main. 
Leon  Ames,  Harry  Davenport,  June  Lockhart. 
Henry  H.  Daniels.  Jr..  Joan  Carroll.  Hugh  Mar- 
lowe,   Robert    Sully,    Chill    Wills. 

Producer,  Arthur  Freed;  Director,  Vineente  Min- 
nelli;  Author,  Sally  Benson;  Screenplay,  Irving 
Breeher.  Fred  F.  Finklehoffe;  Musical  Director, 
Georgie  Stoll;  Dance  Director,  Charles  Walters; 
Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons.  Lemuel  Ayers; 
Cameraman,    George    Folsey;    Editor,    Albert    Akst. 

Meet  Miss  Bobby  Soeks 

Columbia;  08  mins. 

Reviewed.   1  a -2 2-44;   Released.    10  12-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Crosby,  Lynn  Merrick,  Louise  Erick- 
9au,  Robert  White,  Howard  Freeman,  Mary  Cur- 
rier, Pat  Parrish.  Sally  Bliss,  John  Hamilton, 
Douglas  Wood.  Pierre  Watkin. 

Producer,  Ted  Richmond;  Director,  Glenn  Tryon; 
Screenplay,  Muriel  Roy  Bolton;  Art  Directors, 
Lionel  Banks,  Carl  Anderson ;  Musical  Director, 
Marlin  Sidles;  Cameraman,  George  Meehan ;  Editor, 
Jerome   Thorns. 


Meet  the  People 


M-G-M:    100   mins. 

Reviewed,  4-21-44:  Released.  June.   1944. 

Cast,  Lucille  Ball,  Dick  Powell.  Virginia  O'Brien. 
Bert  Lahr,  "Rags"  Ragland,  June  Allyson.  Steve 
Geray,  Paul  Ragland,  Howard  Freeman,  Betty 
Jaynes.  John  Craven,  Morris  Anltrum,  Miriam 
LaVellc,  Ziggie  Talent,  Mata  and  Mari,  Vaughn 
Monroe  Orchestra,  Spike  Jones  and  His  City 
Slickers. 

Producer,  E.  Y.  Harburg;  Director,  Charles  Reis- 
ner;  Authors,  Louis  Lantz,  Sol  and  Ben  Barzman; 
Screenplay,  S.  M.  Herzig.  Fred  Saidy;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Cedric  Gibbons;  Musical  Director,  Lennie 
Hayton;  Dance  Directors,  Sammy  Lee,  Charles 
Walters,  Jack  Donahue;  Songs.  Sammy  Fain.  E. 
Y.  Harburg,  Harold  Arlen.  Burton  Lane,  Earl 
Brent,  Richard  Rodgers.  Lorenz  Hart,  Henry 
Myers,  Jay  Gorney;  Cameraman.  Robert  Surtees; 
Editor,  Alexander  Troffey. 

Men  of  the  Sea 

PRC. 

Released,   5-30-44. 

Produced    in    England. 

Cast,  Wilfrid  Lawson.  Mary  Jerrold,  William 
Freshman,  Kathleen  O'Regan,  Hubert  Harben. 
Oharles   Rolfe,   Trefor  Jones. 

Director,  Norman  Walker:  Author.  Manning 
Haynes;  Screenplay  Harold  Simpson.  Lydia  Hay- 
ward:  Art  Director,  Sidney  Gausden;  Musical 
Director,  Albert  Cazabon:  Cameraman,  Eric  Cross: 
Editor,    Sam   Simmonds. 

Men  On  Her  Mind 

PRC:    67    mins. 

Reviewed,    2-4-44;    Released.    2-12-44. 

Cast.  Mary  Beth  Hughes,  Edward  Norris.  Ted 
North,  Alan  Edwards,  Luis  Alberni.  Kay  Linaker, 
Claire  Rochelle,  Lyle  Latell,  Claire  McDowell,  Eva 
Hamil.   Isabel   La  Mai.   Lane  Chandler. 

Producer.  Alfred  Stern:  Director,  Wallace  W. 
Fox;  Author,  Raymond  L.  Schrock;  Screenplay, 
Raymond  L.  Schrock;  Art  Director.  Paul  Palmen- 
tola;  Musical  Director.  Lee  Zahler:  Cameraman, 
Robert   Cline:   Editor,  Charles  Henkel,  Jr. 

Merry  Monahans,  The 

Universal;   91    mins. 

Reviewed,   8-24-44;   Re'eased.   9-15-44. 

Cast,  Donald  O'Connor,  Peggy  Ryan,  Jack  Oakie, 
Ann  Blyth,  Rosemary  De  Camp.  John  Miljan. 
Gavin  Muir,  Isabel  Jewell.  Ian  Wolfe,  Robert 
Homans,   Marion   Martin.   Lloyd  Ingraham. 

Producers,  Michael  Fessier,  Ernest  Pagano: 
Director,  Charles  Lamont;  Screenplay,  Michael  Fes- 
sier, Ernest  Pagano;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Good- 
man. Martin  Obzina;  Musical  Director,  H.  J.  Salter; 
Dance  Directors,  Louis  Da  Pron,  Carlos  Romero; 
Cameraman.  Charles  Van  Enger;  Editor.  Charles 
Maynard. 


Million  Dollar  Kid 

Monogram;    65    mins. 

Reviewed,    2-25-44;    Released,    2-28-44. 

Cast,  Leo  Gorcey,  Huntz  Hall,  Gabriel  Dell,  Billy 
Benedict,  Louise  Currie,  Noah  Beery,  Sr.,  Iris 
Adrian,  Herbert  Heyes,  Robert  Grieg,  Johnny 
Duncan,  Stanley  Brown,  Patsy  Moran,  Mary  Gor- 
iluii.  Al  Stone,  Dave  Durand.  Bud  Gorman.  Jimmy 
Strand,   Pat  Costello. 

Producers,  Sam  Katzman.  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  Wallace  Fox; 
Author,  Frank  Young:  Screenplay,  Frank  Young; 
Cameraman,  Marcel  Le  Picard:  Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 


Ministry  of  Fear 


Paramount;   84  mins. 

Reviewed,  10-19-44. 

Cast,  Ray  Milland.  Marjorie  Reynolds,  Carl 
Esmond,  Hillary  Brooke,  Percy  Waram,  Dan 
Duryea,  Alan  Napier,  Erskine  Stanford,  Thomas 
Louden,  Aminta  Dyne,  Eustace  Wyatt,  Mary  Freid, 
Byron  Foulger.  Lester  Mathews. 

Associate  Producer,  Seton  I.  Miller;  Director, 
Fritz  Lang;  Author,  Graham  Greene:  Screenplay, 
SHnii  I.  Miller;  Musical  Score.  Victor  Young;  Art 
Directors,  Hans  Dreier.  Hal  Pereira;  Cameraman. 
Henry   Sharp;    Editor,    Archie   Marshek. 


Minstrel  Man 


PRC;    69    mins. 

Reviewed,    6-21-44;    Released.    8-1-44. 

Cast,  Benny  Fields,  Gladys  George,  Alan  Dine- 
hart,  Roscoe  Earns,  Judy  Clark,  Gloria  Petroft. 
Molly  Lamont,  Jerome  Cowan,  John  Raitt,  Eddie 
Kane,  Lee  White,  The  Ernestos. 

Producer,  Leon  Fromkess;  Associate  Producer, 
Harry  Revel;  Director,  Joseph  H.  Lewis;  Authors, 
Martin  Rooney,  Raymond  L.  Schrock;  Screenplay, 
Irwin  Franklyn,  Pierre  Gendron ;  Art  Director,  Paul 
Palmentola;  Production  Designer,  Edgar  Ulmer; 
Dance  Director,  Johnny  Boyle;  Music  Score,  Ferde 
Grofe;  Musical  Director,  Leo  Erdody;  Cameraman, 
.Marcel  Le  Picard:  Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 

Miraele  of  Morgan's  Creek, 
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Paramount:   99   mins. 

Reviewed,   1-5-44. 

Cast,  Eddie  Bracken,  Betty  Hutton,  Diana  Lynn. 
William  Demarest.  Brian  Donlevy,  Akim  Tamiroff. 
Porter  Hall.  Emory  Parnell,  Alan  Bridge,  Julius 
Tannen.  Victor  Potel,  Almira  Sessions,  Esther 
Howard.  J.  Farrell  McDonald.  Frank  Moran.  Connie 
Tompkins,  Georgia  Caine.  Torben  Meyer,  George 
Melford,    Jimmy   Conlin,    Harry   Rosenthal. 

Director.  Preston  Sturges;  Screenplay,  Preston 
Sturges;  Musical  Score,  Leo  Shuken,  Charles 
Bradshaw:  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Ernst  Fegte; 
Cameraman,  John   Seitz;   Editor.   Stuart   Gilmore. 

Missing  Juror,  The 

Columbia. 

Released.    11-16-44. 

Cast.  Jim  Bannon,  Janis  Carter,  George  Macready. 
.lean  Stevens.  Joseph  Crehan,  Carole  Mathews, 
Cliff  Clark,  Edmund  Cobb,  Mike  MaBUrW.  Oflorta 
Lloyd. 

Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  Oscar 
Boetticher,  Jr.;  Authors,  Leon  Abrams.  Richard 
Wilkinson;  Screenplay,  Charles  O'Neal;  Art  Direc- 
tor, George  Brooks;  Musical  Director,  Mischa 
Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  L.  W.  O'Connell;  Edi- 
tor,  Paul  Borofsky. 


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Warners;    146    mins 

Reviewed,    5-31-44;    Released,    8-12-44. 

Cast,  Bette  Davis,  Claude  Rains,  Walter  Abel 
Richard  Waring,  George  Coulouris,  Marjorie  Bior 
dan,  Robert  Shayne,  John  Alexander,  Jerome  Cowan 
Charles  Drake,  Dorothy  Peterson,  Peter  Whitney 
Bill  Kennedy,  Tom  Stevenson,  Halliwell  Hobbes 
Sylvia  Arslan,  Bunny  Sunshine,  Gigi  P«rreau 
Dolores   Gray,   Walter  Kingsford,   Molly  Lamont. 

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Musical  Score,  Franz  Waxman ;  Art  Director, 
Robert  Haas;  Musical  Director,  Leo  P.  Forbstein; 
Cameraman,  Ernest  Haller;  Editor,  Ralph  Dawson. 

Mr.  Winkle  Goes  to  War 

Columbia:    80    mins. 

Reviewed,   7-19-44:   Released,    8-3-44. 

Cast,  Edward  G.  Robinson.  Ruth  Warrick,  Ted 
Donaldson,  Roy  Haymes,  Richard  Lane,  Robert 
Armstrong,  Richard  Gaines.  Walter  Baldwin,  Art 
Smith,  Ann  Shoemaker,  Paul  Stanton,  Buddy 
Tarus,    William   Forrest,    Bernadine    Hayes. 

Producer.  Jack  Moss:  Associate  Producer.  Nor- 
man Deming;  Director,  Alfred  E.  Green:  Author, 
Theodore  Pratt:  Screenplay,  Waldo  Salt,  George 
Corey,  Louis  Solomon:  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks, 
Rudolph  Sternad:  Musical  Score.  Carman  Dragon; 
Musical  Director.  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cameraman, 
Joseph   Walker;   Editor,   Richard  Fantl. 

Mojave  Firebrand 

Republic. 

Re'eased.  3-19-44. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott.  George  "Gabby"  Hayes,  Anne 
Jeffreys,  LeRoy  Mason.  Jack  Ingram,  Harry  McKim, 
Karl  Hackelt.  Forrest  Taylor,  Hal  Price.  Marshall 
Reed,  Kenne  Duncan,  Bud  Geary.  Jack  Kirk. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White;  Director,  Spen- 
cer Bennet:  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall;  Art 
Director,  Fred  Ritter;  Musical  Score.  Mort  Glick- 
man:  Cameraman,  Ernest  Miller:  Editor,  Harry 
Keller. 

Monster  Maker,  The 

PRC:   62  mins. 

Reviewed.   3-10-44:   Released.   4-15-44. 

Cast,  J.  Carrol  Naish.  Ralph  Morgan,  Tala 
Birell,  Wanda  McKay.  Terry  Frost,  Glenn  Strange, 
Alexander   Pollard.    Sam    Flint. 

Producer.  Sigmund  Neufeld:  Director,  Sam  New- 
field:  Author,  Lawrence  Williams:  Screenplay, 
Pierre  Gendrnn,  Martin  Mooney;  Art  Director, 
Paul  Palmpntola:  Musical  Score.  Albert  Glasser; 
Musical  Supervisor,  David  Chudnow:  Cameraman, 
Robert  Cline;  Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 

Moon  Over  Las  Vegas 

Universal;    69   mins. 

Reviewed.   4-27-44:    Released.   4-28-44. 

Cast,  Anne  Gwynne,  David  Bruce,  Vera  Vague, 
Vivian  Austin.  Alan  Dinehart,  Lee  Patrick,  Joe 
Sawyer.  Milburn  Stone.  Addison  Richards,  Manton 
Moreland.  Eddie  Dunn,  Tom  Dugan,  Pat  West, 
Muni  Seroff.  Gene  Austin,  Sherrell  Sisters.  Connie 
Haines.  Capelia  and  Patricia,  Lillian  Cornell,  Ann 
Triola.  Jimmy  Dodd.  The  Sportsmen. 

Producer,  Jean  Yarbrough;  Director,  Jean  Yar- 
brough;  Author.  George  Jeske;  Screenplay,  George 
Jeske,  Clyde  Bruckman:  Art  Directors,  John  B. 
Goodman.  Abraham  Grossman:  Cameraman.  Je- 
rome  Ash;   Editor,   Milton   Carruth. 

Moonlight  and  Cactus 

Universal;   60  mins. 

Reviewed.   10-23-44;   Released,    9-8-44. 

Cast.  Andrews  Sisters.  Leo  Carrillo,  Elyse  Knox, 
Tom  Seidel.  Eddie  Quillan.  Shemp  Howard,  Tom 
Kennedy,  Mitch  Ayres  Orchestra,  Murray  Alper, 
Frank  Lackteen.  Minerva  Urecal. 

Associate  Producer.  Frank  Gross:  Director. 
Edward  F.  Cline;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman, 
Martin  Obzina;  Music  Arranger,  Vic  Schoen; 
Dances,  Charles  Curran;  Cameraman,  Jerome  Ash; 
Editor,  Ray  Snyder. 


Mrs.  Parkington 


M-G-M:    124   mins. 

Reviewed,  9-14-44:  Released.  November,  1044. 

Cast,  Greer  Garson,  Walter  Pidgeon,  Edward 
Arnold,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Cecil  Kellaway,  Gladys 
Cooper,  Frances  Rafferty,  Tom  Drake,  Peter  Law- 
ford,   Dan   Duryea,   Hugh   Marlowe,    Selena   Royle, 


Fortunio    Bonanova,    Lee   Patrick,    Harry    Cording, 
Celia   Travers,    Mary    Servoss. 

Producer,  Leon  Gordon:  Director,  Tay  Garnett; 
Author,  Louis  Bromfield:  Screenplay,  Robert 
Thoeren,  Polly  James;  Musical  Score,  Bronislau 
Kaper;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Randall 
Duell;  Cameraman,  Joseph  Ruttenberg;  Editor, 
George   Boemler. 

Mummy's  Curse,  The 

Universal;    62   mins. 

Reviewed,  12-20-44. 

Cast,  Lon  Chaney,  Peter  Coe,  Virginia  Christine, 
Kay  Harding,  Dennis  Moore,  Martin  Kosleck,  Kurt 
Katch,  Addison  Richards,  Holmes,  Herbert,  Charles 
Stevens,    William    Farnum,    Napoleon   Simpson. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director,  Les- 
lie Goodwins;  Authors,  Leon  Abrams,  Dwight  V. 
Babcock;  Screenplay,  Bernard  Schubert;  Musical 
Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Art  Director,  John  B. 
Goodman;  Songs,  Oliver  Drake,  Frank  Orth; 
Cameraman,  Virgil  Miller;  Editor,  Fred  R.  Feit- 
shans. 

Mummy's  Ghost,  The 

Universal;    60    mins. 

Reviewed.    7-12-44;    Released,    7-7-44. 

Cast,  John  Carradine,  Lon  Chaney,  Robert 
Lowery,  Ramsay  Ames,  Barton  MacLane,  George 
Zucco,  Frank  Reicher,  Harry  Shannon,  Emmett 
Vogan,  Lester  Sharpe,  Claire  Whitney,  Oscar 
O'Shea. 

Associate  Producer,  Ben  Pivar;  Director,  Regi- 
nald Le  Borg;  Screenplay,  Griffin  Jay,  Henry 
Sucher,  Brenda  Weisberg;  Musical  Director,  H.  J. 
Salter;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham 
Grossman;  Cameraman,  William  Sickner;  Editor 
Saul  Goodkind. 


Murder  in  the  Blue  Room 

Universal:   61  mins. 

Reviewed,   11-8-44;   Reused,   12-1-44. 

Cast,  Anne  Gwynne,  Donald  Cook,  John  Litel, 
Grace  McDonald,  Betty  Kean,  June  Preisser,  Regis 
Toomey,  Nella  Walker,  Andrew  Tombes,  Ian  Wolfe. 
Emmett  Vogan,  Bill  MacWilliams,  Frankie  Mar- 
lowe. 

Associate  Producer,  Frank  Gross:  Director,  Les- 
lie Goodwins;  Author,  Erich  Philippi;  Screenplay, 
I.  A.  L.  Diamond,  Stanley  Davis:  Musical  Director, 
Sam  Freed,  Jr.;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman, 
Harold  H.  MaeArthur;  Dance  Director,  Carlo9 
Romero;  Cameraman,  George  Robinson;  Special 
Effects,  John  F.  Fulton;  Editor,  Charles  Maynard. 

Music  for  Millions 

M-G-M:  120  mins. 

Reviewed,    12-18-44. 

Cast,  Margaret  O'Brien,  Jose  Iturbi,  Jimmy 
Durante,  June  Allyson,  Marsha  Hunt,  Hugh  Her- 
bert, Harry  Davenport,  Marie  Wilson,  Larry  Adler. 
Ben  Lessy,  Connie  Gilchrist.  Katharine  Balfour, 
Helen  Gilbert,   Mary  Parker,   Madeleine  LeBeau. 

Producer,  Joe  Pasternak;  Director,  Henry  Koster; 
Screenplay.  Myles  Connolly;  Musical  Director, 
Georgie  Stoll;  Musical  Adaptor,  Georgie  Stoll; 
Orchestration,  Joseph  Nussbaum:  Ted  Duncan. 
Calvin  Jackson;  Art  Directors.  Cedric  Gibbons, 
Hans  Peters:  Cameraman,  Robert  Surtees;  Editor. 
Douglas  Biggs. 

Music  in  Manhattan 

RKO:    81   mins. 

Reviewed,   7-27-44. 

Cast,  Anne  Shirley,  Dennis  Day,  Philip  Terry. 
Raymond  Walburn,  Jane  Darwell,  Patti  Brill. 
Charlie  Barnet  Orchestra;  Nilo  Mendendez  Rhumba 
Band. 

Producer,  John  H.  Auer;  Director,  John  H. 
Auer;  Authors,  Maurice  Tombragel,  Hal  Smith, 
Jack  Scholl;  Screenplay,  Lawrence  Kimble;  Mu- 
sical Score,  Leigh  Harline;  Musical  Director,  C. 
Bakaleinikoff ;  Musical  Numbers,  Charles  O'Cur- 
ran;  Art  Directors,  Albert  D'Agostino,  Al  Herman; 
Cameraman,  Russell  Metty;  Editor,  Harry  Marker. 


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My  Best  Gal 

Republic:    67   mins. 

Reviewed,   3-24-44;    Released,   3-28-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Withers,  Jimmy  Lydon,  Frank  Craven, 
Fortunio  Bonanova,  George  Cleveland,  Franklin 
Pangborn,  Mary  Newton,  Jack  Boyle. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  An- 
thony Mann;  Author,  Richard  Brooks;  Screenplay, 
Olive  Cooper,  Earl  Felton;  Musical  Director,  Mor- 
ton Scott;  Songs,  Kim  Gannon,  Walter  Kent;  Art 
Directors,  Russell  Kimball,  Gano  Chittenden;  Dance 
Director,  Dave  Gould;  Cameraman,  Jack  Marta: 
Editor,   Ralph   Nixon. 


My  Buddy 


Republic;   69   mins. 

Reviewed,   9-27-44;    Released,    10-12-44. 

Cast,  Donald  Barry,  Ruth  Terry,  Lynne  Roberta, 
Alexander  Granach,  Emma  Dunn,  John  Litel, 
George  E.  Stone,  Jonathan  Hale,  Ray  Walker,  Joe 
Davlin,    Matt   McHugh. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White;  Director,  Steve 
Sekely;  Author,  Prescott  Chaplin;  Screenplay, 
Arnold  Manoff.  Art  Director,  J.  Frank  Hotaling; 
Musical  Director.  Morton  Scott;  Cameraman,  Reg- 
gie Lanning:   Editor,  Tony  Martinelli. 

My  Gal  Loves  Music 

Universal ;  63  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-5-44;  Released,   12-15-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Crosby,  Alan  Mowbray,  Grace  Me- 
Donald,  Betty  Kean,  Walter  Catlett,  Freddie  Mercer. 
Paulina  Carter,   Tom  Daly,   Gayne  Whitman. 

Producer.  Edward  Lilley;  Director,  Edward 
Lilley;  Author,  Patricia  Harper;  Screenplay, 
Eugene  Conrad;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman. 
Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman,  Hal  Mohr;  Spe- 
cial Photography,  John  P.  Fulton;  Editor,  Russell 
Schoengarth. 


My  Pal,  Wolf 


RKO;    75   mins. 

Reviewed,    9-25-44. 

Cast,  Sharyn  Moftett,  Jill  Esmond,  Una  O'Con- 
nor, George  Cleveland,  Charles  Arnt,  Claire  Carle- 
ton,  Leona  Maricel,  Bruce  Edwards,  Edward 
Fielding,  Olga  Fabian,  Larry  Olsen,  Jerry  Michel- 
sen,  Bobby  Larson,  Marc  Carmer. 

Producer,  Adrian  Scott;  Director,  Alfred  Werker; 
Author,  Frederick  Hazlitt  Brenna;  Screenplay, 
Lillie  Hay  ward,  Leonard  Praskins,  Jack  Paxton: 
Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Carroll  Clark; 
Musical  Score,  Werner  Heymann;  Musical  Director, 
C  Bakaleinikoff :  Cameraman.  Jack  Mackenzie; 
Editor,    Harry   Marker. 


Mystery  Man 


United  Artists. 

Released,    5-31-44. 

Ca6t,  William  Boyd,  Andy  Clyde,  Jimmy  Rogers, 
Don  Costello,  Francis  McDonald,  Forrest  Taylor, 
Eleanor  Stewart,  Jack  Rockwell,  Bill  Hunter,  John 
Merton,  Pierce  Lyden,  Bob  Burns. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;  Director,  George 
Archainbaud:  Screenplay,  J.  Benton  Cheney. 


—  JV  — 


Nabonga 


PRC. 

Released,    1-25-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe,  Fifi  D'Orsay,  Barton  Mac- 
Lane,  Julie  London,  Bryant  Washburn,  Herbert 
Rawlinson,   Price  Modupe,  Jackie  Newfield. 

Producer,,  Sigmund  Neufeld:  Director,  Sam 
Newfield;  Screenplay,  Fred  Myton;  Musical  Super- 
visor, David  Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Robert  Cline; 
Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 

National  Barn  Dance,  The 

Paramount;  76  mins. 
Reviewed,  9-5-44. 

Cast,  Jean  Heather,  Charles  Quigley,  Robert 
Benchley,    Mabel   Paige,    Charles   Dingle,   Pat   But- 


iram,  Joe  Kelly,  Lulu  Belle  and  Scotty,  Dinning 
Sisters,  Hoosier  Hot  Shots,  Luther  W.  Ossenbrink. 
Director,  Hugh  Bennett;  Screenplay,  Lee  Loeb. 
Hal  Fimberg;  Musical  Director,  L-vin  Talbot;  Art 
Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Walter  Hyler:  Dance  Direc- 
tor, Jack  Crosby:  Cameraman.  Henry  Sharp;  Editor, 
Everett    Douglas. 

National  Velvet 

M-G-M;   125  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-6-44. 

Cast,  Mickey  Rooney,  Donald  Crisp,  Elizabeth 
Taylor,  Amie  Revere,  Angela  Lansbury,  Jackie 
Jenkins,  Juanita  Quigley,  Arthur  Treacher,  Regi- 
nald  Owen,   Norma   Varden,   Terry   Kilburn. 

Producer,  Pandro  S.  Berman;  Director,  Clarence 
Brown;  Author,  Enid  Bagnold;  Screenplay,  Theo- 
dore Reeves,  Helen  Deutsch ;  Musical  Score,  Herbert 
Stothart;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Urie 
McCleary;  Cameraman,  Leonard  Smith;  Special 
Effects,  Warren  NVwcombe;  Editor,  Robert  J. 
Kern. 


Navy  Way,  The 


Paramount;   74  mins. 

Reviewed,    2-25-44. 

Cast,  Robert  Lowery.  Jean  Parker,  Bill  Henry, 
Roscoe  Karns,  Sharon  Douglas,  Robert  Armstrong. 
Richard  Powers,  Larry  Nunn,  Mary  Treen,  Joseph 
Crehan. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas;  As- 
sociate Producer,  L.  B.  Merman;  Director,  William 
Berke;  Author,  Maxwell  Shane;  Screenplay,  Max- 
well Shane;  Art  Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos;  Musical 
Score,  Willy  Stahl;  Cameraman,  Fred  Jaekman, 
Jr.;   Editor,    Howard    Smith. 

Nevada 

RKO;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-20-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Mitchum,  Anne  Jeffreys,  Guinn  "Big 
Boy"  Williams,  Nancy  Gates,  Richard  Martin, 
Craig  Reynolds,  Harry  Woods,  Edmund  Glover. 
Alan  Ward,  Harry  McKim,  Wheaton  Chambers. 
Philip   Morris. 

Producers,  Sid  Rogell,  Herman  Schlom;  Director, 
Edward  Killy;  Author,  Zane  Grey;  Screenplay, 
Norman  Houston. 


Night  Club  Girl 


Universal;   61  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-18-44. 

Cast,  Vivian  Austin,  Edward  Norris,  Maxie 
Rosenbloom,  Mina  Gombell,  Judy  Clark,  Billy 
Dunn,  Leon  Belasco,  Andrew  Tombes,  Fred  San- 
born, Clem  Bevans,  Virginia  Brissac,  Emmet  t 
Vogan,  George  Davis,  The  Mulcays,  Paula  Drake. 
Delta  Rhythm  Boys. 

Associate  Producer,  Frank  Gross;  Director. 
Eddie  Cline;  Author,  Adele  Commandini;  Screen- 
play, Henry  Blankf ort,  Dick  Irving  Hyland ;  Art 
Directors,  John  B.  Goodnjan,  Martin  Obzina;  Dance 
Director,  Louis  DaPron;  Cameraman,  Charles  Van 
Enger;   Editor,   Charles  Maynard. 


Night  of  Adventure,  A 

RKO;  65  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-9-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Conway,  Audrey  Long,  Edward  Bro- 
phy,  Louis  Borell,  Addison  Richards,  Jean  Brooks. 
Nancy  Gates,  Russell  Hopton,  Claire  Carleton. 
Emory   Parnell,    Edmund   Glover. 

Producer,  Herman  Schlom ;  Director, .  Gordon 
Douglas;  Author,  Wilhelm  Speyer  (from  "Hat. 
Coat  and  Glove");  Screenplay,  Crane  Wilbur;  Art 
Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Ralph  Berger; 
Music,  Leigh  Harline;  Music  Director,  C.  Bakaleini- 
koff; Cameraman,  Frank  Redman;  Editor,  Les 
Millbrook. 

Nine  Girls 

Columbia. 

Released,   2-17-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Harding,  Evelyn  Keyes,  Jinx  Falken- 
burg,  Anita  Louise,  Leslie  Brooks,  Lynn  Merrick, 
Jeff  Donnell,  Nina  Foch,  Shirley  Mills,  Marcia  Mae 


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Jones,  Wlllard  Robertson.  William  Demarest,  Lester 
Matthews. 

Producer,  Burt  Kelly:  Director,  Leigh  Jason: 
Author,  Wilfrid  H.  Pettit;  Screenplay,  Karen 
DeWolf,  Connie  Lee:  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks, 
Ross  Bellah;  Music  Director,  M.  W.  Stolofl;  Mu- 
sical Score,  John  Leopold;  Cameraman,  James 
Van  Trees:   Editor,   Otto  Meyer. 

No  Greater  Love 

Artkino:  68  mins. 

Reviewed,   3-3-44;    Released,   2-23-44. 

Produced  in  the  U.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  Vera  Maretskaya,  Anna  Smirnova,  Peter 
Aleinkov,  Alexander  Violinov,  Nikolai  Bogroliubov, 
trina  Fedorova,  I.  Peltzer,  W.  Gremin,  B.  Dom- 
chovsky,  G.  Kozshoun,  V.  Medvedyev,  E.  Memt- 
chenko,  G.  Semenov,  A.  Chepurnov. 

Producer,  Frederick  Ermler;  Director,  Frederick 
Ermrler;  Screenplay,  M.  Bleiman,  I.  Bondin:  Mu- 
sical Score,  G.  Popov:  English  Dialogue,  William 
C.  White,  Alexander  Bakshy,  I.  Elman;  English 
Version,  I.  E.  Lopert,  W.  A.  Pozner;  Cameramen. 
V.  Rappaport.  A.  Zavialov:  Editor,  Geraldin^ 
Lutten. 

None  But  the  Lonely  Heart 

RKO;   113  mins. 

Reviewed,  10-3-44. 

Cast,  Cary  Grant,  Ethel  Barrymore,  Barry  Fitz- 
gerald. June  Duprez,  Jane  Wyatt,  George  Coulouris. 
Dan  Duryea,  Roman  Bohnen,  Konstantin  Shayne, 
Eva  Leonard  Boyne,  Morton  Lowry,  Helen  Thimig, 
William  Chalee. 

Producer,  David  Hempstead:  Associate  Producer, 
Sherman  Todd;  Director,  Clifford  Odets:  Author, 
Richard  Llewellyn;  Screenplay,  Clifford  Odets;  Art 
Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Jack  Okey;  Musical 
Score,  Hanns  Eisler;  Musical  Director,  C.  Bakaleini- 
koff;  Cameraman,  George  Barnes;  Special  Effects, 
Vernon   L.   Walker;    Editor,   Roland   Gross. 

None  Shall  Escape 

Columbia;   86  mins. 

Reviewed,  1-28-44;  Released,  2-3-44. 

Cast,  Marsha  Hunt,  Alexander  Knox.  Henry 
Travers,  Erik  Rolf,  Richard  Crane,  Dorothy  Morris, 
Richard  Hale,  Ruth  Nelson,  Kurt  Kreuger,  Shirley 
Mills,  Elvin  Field,  Trevor  Bardette,  Frank  Jaquet, 
Ray  Teal,  Art  Smith,  George  Lessey. 

Producer.  Samuel  Bischoff;  Associate  Producer, 
Burt  Kelly;  Director,  Andre  DeToth;  Authors,  Al- 
fred Neumann,  Joseph  Than;  Screenplay,  Lester 
Cole:  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks;  Musical  Score, 
Ernst  Toch;  Cameraman,  Lee  Garmes;  Editor, 
Charles  Nelson. 


Oh,  What  a  Night 


Norway  Replies 


J.  H.  Hoffberg;  62  mins. 
Reviewed,  3-2-44. 

Director,  F.  Herrick:  Author,  F.  Herrick;  Mu- 
sical Director,  Jack  Shaindlin. 

Nothing  But  Trouble 

M-G-M;   69  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-6-44. 

Cast,  Stan  Laurel,  Oliver  Hardy,  Mary  Boland. 
Philip  Merivale,  Henry  O'Neill,  David  Leland,  John 
Warburton,  Matthew  Boulton.  Connie  Gilchrist. 

Producer,  B.  F.  Zeidman;  Director,  Sam  Taylor; 
Screenplay,  Russell  Rouse,  Ray  Golden;  Musical 
Score,  Nathaniel  Shilkret;  Art  Directors,  Cedric 
Gibbons,  Harry  McAfee;  Cameraman,  Charles 
Salerno,  Jr.;  Editor,  Conrad  A.  Nervig. 

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Oath  of  Vengeance 

PRC. 

Released,  12-9-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  (Fuzzy)  St.  John,  Mady 
Lawrence,  Jack  Ingram,  Charles  King,  Marin  Sais, 
Karl  Hackett,  Kermit  Maynard,  Hal  Price,  Frank 
Ellis. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Screenplay,  Fred  My  ton;  Cameraman,  Robert 
Cline. 


Monogram:  72  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-10-44;  Released,  9-2-44. 

Cast,  Edmund  Lowe,  Marjorie  Rambeau,  Jean 
Parker,  Alan  Dinehart,  Pierre  Watkin,  Claire 
DuBrey,  Ivan  Lebedeff,  Olaf  Hytten,  Karin  Lang, 
Charles  Miller,  George  Lewis,  Charles  Jordan, 
Crane  Whitley,  Dick  Rush. 

Producer,  Scott  Dunlap;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Author,  Marion  Orth;  Screenplay,  Paul 
Gerard  Smith;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay; 
Cameraman,    Mack    Stengler;    Editor,    Dan    Milner. 

Oklahoma  Raiders 

Universal. 

Released,   3-17-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Dennis  Moore, 
Jennifer  Holt,  Jack  Ingram,  George  Eldredge,  John 
Elliott,  Slim  Whitaker,  I.  Stanford  Jolley,  Dick 
Alexander,  Herbert  Rawlinson,  Ethan  Laidlaw. 
Johnny   Bond. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake:  Director, 
Lewis  D.  Collins;  Screenplay,  Betty  Burbridge; 
Musical  Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Cameraman,  Wil- 
liam Sickner. 

Old  Texas  Trail,  The 

Universal. 

Released,   12-15-44. 

Cast,  Rod  Cameron,  Eddie  Dew,  Fuzzy  Knight, 
Ray  Whitley,  Virginia  Christine,  Joseph  J.  Greene, 
Marjorie  Clements,  George  Eldredge.  Edmund  Cobb. 
Jack  Clifford. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director, 
Lewis  D.  Collins;  Screenplay.  Wililam  Lively; 
Musical  Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Art  Directors,  John 
B.  Goodman,  Harold  H.  MacArthur;  Cameraman, 
William   Sickner;  Editor,   Saul  Goodkind. 

Once  Upon  a  Time 

Columbia;  89  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-27-44;   Released,   5-11-44. 

Cast,  Cary  Grant,  Janet  Blair,  James  Gleason 
Ted  Donaldson,  Howard  Freeman,  William  Dem 
arest,   Art  Baker,   Paul   Stanton,  Mickey  McGuire 

Producer,  Louis  F.  Edelman;  Director,  Alex 
ander  Hall;  Screenplay,  Lewis  Meltzer,  Oscar  Saul 
from  "My  Client  Curly,"  by  Norman  Corwin 
Musical  Score,  Frederick  Hollander:  Musical  Di 
rector,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks 
Edward  Jewell:  Cameraman,  Franz  F.  Planer 
Editor,  Gene  Havlick. 

One  Body  Too  Many 

Paramount;   74  mins. 

Reviewed,   10-19-44. 

Cast,  Jack  Haley,  Jean  Parker,  Bela  Lugosi, 
Bernard  Nedell,  Blanche  Yurka,  Douglas  Fowley. 
Dorothy  Granger,  Lyle  Talbot,  Lucien  Littlefleld, 
Fay    Helm,    Maxine   Fife,    William    Edmunds. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas: 
Director,  Frank  McDonald;  Authors,  Winston 
Miller,  Maxwell  Shane;  Screenplay,  Winston  Miller, 
Maxwell  Shane;  Art  Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos; 
Cameraman,  Fred  Jackman,  Jr.;  Editor,  Howard 
Smith. 

One  Inch  From  Victory 

Scoop  Productions;   67  mins. 
Reviewed,  5-10-44. 

Producer,  Noel  Madison;  Supervisor,  Maurice 
Levy,  Narration,   Quentin  Reynolds. 

One  Mysterious  Night 

Columbia;   61   mins. 

Reviewed,    10-31-44;    Released.   9-19-44. 

Cast,  Chester  Morris,  Richard  Lane,  Janis  Carter, 
William  Wright,  Robert  Williams,  George  E.  Stone 
Dorothy  Maloney,  Robert  E.  Scott,  Lyle  Latell 
George  McKay,   Early  Cantrell,  Joseph  Crehan. 

Producer,  Ted  Richmond:  Director,  Oscar  Boet 
ticher,  Jr.;  Screenplay,  Paul  Yawitz;  Art  Direc 
tors,  Lionel  Banks,  George  Brooks:  Musical  Direc 
tor,  Mischa  Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  L.  W 
O'Connell;  Editor,  Al  Clark. 


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Our  Hearts  Were  Young  and  Passage  to  Marseille 


Gay 


Paramount;    81   mins. 

Reviewed,  8-31-44. 

Cast,  Gail  Russell,  Diana  Lynn,  Charlie  Rubles. 
Dorothy  Gish,  Beulah  Bondi,  James  Brown.  Bill 
Edwards,  Jean  Heather,  Alma  Kruger,  Helene 
Freeman,  Joy  Harington,  Valentine  Perkins, 
Georges  Renavent,  Roland  Varno,  Holmes  Herbert, 
Reg-inald   Sheffield,    Edmond   Breon,   Nina   Koshetz. 

Associate  Producer,  Sheridan  Gibney;  Director, 
Lewis  Allen;  Authors,  Cornelia  Otis  Skinner,  Smily 
Kimbrough;  Screenplay,  Sheridan  Gibney;  Art 
Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Earl  Hedrick;  Musical 
Score,  Werner  Heymann;  Special  Effects,  Gordon 
Jennings;  Process  Photography,  Farciot  Edouart; 
Cameraman,  Theodor  Sparkuhl;  Editor,  Paul 
Weatherwax. 


Outlaw  Roundup 


PRC. 

Released.  2-10-44. 

Cast.  Jim  Newill,  Dave  O'Brien,  Guy  Wilkerson. 
Helen  Chapman,  Jack  Ingram,  I.  Stanford  Jolley, 
Charles  King,  Reed  Howes,  Bud  Osborne,  Frank 
Hllie,  Bud  Buster. 

Producer,  Alfred  Stern;  Director,  Harry  Fraser. 
Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Cameraman,  Ira  Mor- 
gan;   Editor,   Charles   Henkel,   Jr. 

Outlaw  Trail 

Monogram. 

Released,   4-18-44. 

Cast,  Hoot  Gibson,  Bob  Steele,  Chief  Thunder- 
cloud, Jennifer  Holt,  Cy  Kendall,  Rock  Cameron. 
George  Eldridge,  Charles  King,  Hal  Price,  John 
Bridges,   Bud  Osborne,   Jim   Thorpe. 

Producer,  Robert  Tansey;  Director,  Robert 
Tansey;  Author,  Alvin  Neitz;  Screenplay,  Frances 
Kavanaugh;  Musical  Director,  Frank  Sanucci; 
Cameraman,  Edward  Kull;  Editor,  John  C.  Fuller. 

Outlaws  of  Santa  Fe 

Republic;  56  mine. 

Reviewed,  7-24-44;  Released,  4-4-44. 

Cast,  Don  "Red"  Barry,  Wally  Vernon,  Helen 
Talbot,  Twinkle  Watts,  Charles  Morton,  Herbert 
Heyes,  Bud  Geary,  LeRoy  Mason,  Kenneth  Duncan. 
Nolan  Leary,  Walter  Soderling,  Edmund  Cobb. 
Frank    McCarroll,    Nan    Kortman,    Emmett    Lynn. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White;  Director,  How- 
ard Bretherton:  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall;  Art 
Director,  Fred  Ritter;  Musical  Score.  Mort  Glick- 
man;  Cameraman,  John  McBurnie;  Editor,  Charles 
Craft. 


Warners;   110  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-17-44;  Released.  3-11-44. 

Cast,  Humphrey  Bogart,  Michele  Morgan,  Claude 
Rains,  Philip  Dorn,  Sidney  Greenstreet,  Peter 
Lorre,  John  Loder,  George  Tobias,  Vladimir  Soko- 
loff,  Edward  Ciannelli,  Konstantin  Shayne,  Victor 
Francen,  Helmut  Dantine,  Louis  Mercler,  Monte 
Blue,  Stephen  Richards,  Hans  Conried,  Frederick 
Brunti,  Billy  Roy,  Charles  La  Torre,  Gerald  Perreau. 

Producer,  Hal  B.  Wallis;  Director,  Michael 
Curtiz;  Authors,  Charles  Nordhoff,  James  Norman 
Hall;  Screenplay,  Casey  Robinson,  Jack  Moffit; 
.Musical  Score,  Max  Steiner;  Art  Director,  Carl 
Jules  Weyl;  Cameraman,  James  Wong  Howe:  Spe- 
cial Effects,  Jack  Cosgrove,  Edwin  DuPar;  Editor, 
Owen  Marks. 

Passport  to  Destiny 

RKO;    64    mins. 

Reviewed,    1-31-44;    {Reviewed    as    "Passport    to 

Adventure.") 

Cast,  Elsa  Lanchester,  Gordon  Oliver,  Lenore 
Aubert,  Lionel  Royce,  Fritz  Feld,  Joseph  Vitale, 
Gavin  Muir,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Anita  Bolster,  Lydia 
Bilbrook,  Lumsden  Hare,   Hans  Schumm. 

Producer,  Herman  Schlom;  Director,  Ray 
McCarey;  Screenplay,  Val  Burton,  Muriel  Roy 
Bolton;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Jack 
Okey;  Musical  Score,  Rob  Webb;  Cameraman, 
Jack  Mackenzie:  Special  Effects,  Vernon  L. 
Walker;  Editor,  Robert  Swink. 

Pearl  of  Death,  The 

Universal;   69  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-28-44;   Released,   9-22-44. 

Cast,  Basil  Rathbone,  Nigel  Bruce,  Evelyn 
Ankers,  Miles  Mander,  Dennis  Hoey,  Rondo  Hat- 
ton,  Richard  Nugent,  Ian  Wolfe,  Charles  Francis. 
Holmes  Herbert,  Mary  Gordon. 

Producer,  Roy  William  Neill;  Director.  Roy 
William  Neill;  Screenplay,  Bertram  Millhauser: 
Musical  Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Art  Directors. 
John  B.  Goodman,  Martin  Obzina;  Cameraman, 
Virgil  Miller;   Editor,   Ray  Snyder. 


Phantom  Lady 


Universal;   87  mins. 

Reviewed,   1-26-44;    Released,    1-28-44. 

Cast,  Ella  Raines,  Franchot  Tone,  Alan  Curtis. 
Thomas  Gomez,  Fay  Helm,  Aurora  Miranda,  An- 
drew Tombes,  Elisha  Cook,  Jr.,  Jay  Novello,  Joseph 
Ciehan,  Regis  Toomey. 

Associate  Producer,  Joan  Harrison;  Director. 
Robert  Siodmak;  Author,  William  Irish;  Screen- 
play, Bernard  C.  Schoenfeld;  Musical  Director. 
H.  J.  Salter;  Art  Director,  John  B.  Goodman: 
Cameraman,  Elwood  Bredell;  Editor,  Arthur  Hilton. 


Pardon  My  Rhythm 

Universal;   61   mins. 

Reviewed,  5-12-44;  Released,  6-19-44. 

Cast,  Gloria  Jean,  Patric  Knowles.  Evelyn  Ank- 
ers, Marjorie  Weaver,  Walter  Catlett,  Mel  Tonne. 
Patsy  O'Connor,  Ethel  Griffies,  Jack  Slattery.  Boh 
Crosby  Orchestra.  Saul  Grauman. 

Associate  Producer,  Bernard  W.  Burton;  Direc- 
tor, Felix  E.  Feist;  Author,  Hurd  Barrett;  Screen- 
play, Val  Burton,  Eugene  Conrad;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, H.  J.  Salter;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman. 
Ralph  M.  DeLacy;  Cameraman,  Paul  Ivano:  Edi 
tor,  Edward  Curtiss. 


Partners  of  the  Trail 

Monogram. 

Released,  3-28-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton, 
Christine  Mclntyre,  Craig  Woods,  Robert  Frazer, 
Harry  F.  Price,  Jack  Ingram,  Lynton  Brent.  Mar- 
shall Reed,  Ben  Corbett,  Steve  Clark,  Lloyd  In 
graham. 

Producer,  Scott  R.  Dunlap;  Director,  Lambert 
Hillyer;  Screenplay,  Frank  H.  Young;  Musical 
Director,  Edward  Kay;  Cameraman,  Harry  Neu- 
mann; Editor,  Carl  Heim. 


Pinto  Randit,  The 

PRC. 

Released,  4-27-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson. 
Mady  Lawrence,  James  Martin,  Jack  Ingram.  Ed- 
ward Cassidy,  Budd  Buster,  Karl  Hackett,  Robert 
Kortman,  Charles  King,  Jr. 

Producer,  Alfred  Stern;  Director,  Elmer  Clifton: 
Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Director,  Lee 
Zahler;  Cameraman,  Edward  Kull;  Editor,  Charles 
Henkel,   Jr. 


Pin-up  Girl 


20th-Fox;   83  mins. 

Reviewed,  4-25-44;   Released,  May,  1944. 

Cast,  Betty  Grable,  John  Harvey,  Martha  Raye. 
Joe  E.  Brown,  Eugene  Pallette,  Dorothy  Kent, 
Dave  Willock,  Condos  Brothers,  Charlie  Spivak 
Orchestra,  Robert  Homans,  Marcel  Dalio,  Roger 
(lark,  Leon  Belasco,  Irving  Bacon,  Walter  Tetley, 
Ruth  Warren,  Max  Willenz,  Mantan  Moreland. 
Charles  Moore. 

Producer,  William  LeBaron;  Director,  Bruce 
Humberstone;  Author,  Libbie  Block;  Screenplay. 
Robert  Ellis,  Helen  Logan,  Earl  Baldwin:  Dance 
Director,  Hermes  Pan;  Musical  Supervisor.  Fan- 
chon;     Art    Directors.    James    Basevi.     Joseph    C. 


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Wright;  Musical  Directors,  Emil  Newman,  Charles 
Henderson:  Cameraman,  Ernest  Palmer;  Special 
Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Robert  Simpson. 

Port  of  Forty  Thieves,  The 

Republic:  58  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-23-44;   Released,   8-13-44. 

Cast,  Stephanie  Bachelor,  Richard  Power,  Lynn 
Roberts,  Olive  Blakeney,  Russell  Hicks,  George 
Meeker,  Mary  Field,  Ellen  Lowe,  Patricia  Knox, 
John  Hamilton,  Harry  Depp. 

Associate  Producer,  Walter  H.  Goetz;  Director, 
John  English;  Screenplay,  Dane  Lussier;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Russell  Kimball;  Musical  Director,  Morton 
Scott;  Cameraman,  Jack  Marta;  Editor,  Richard 
Van   Enger. 

Practically  Yours 

Paramount;  90  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-20-44. 

Cast,  Claudette  Colbert,  Fred  MacMurray,  Gil 
Lamb,  Cecil  Kellaway,  Robert  Benchley,  Tom 
Powers,  Jane  Frazee,  Rosemary  De  Camp,  Isabel 
Randolph,    Mikhail   Rasumny. 

Producer,  Mitchell  Leisen;  Associate  Producer, 
Harry  Tugend:  Director,  Mitchell  Leisen;  Author, 
Norman  Krasna;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier, 
Robert  Usher;  Musical  Score,  Victor  Young;  Songs, 
Sam  Coslow;  Cameraman,  Charles  Lang,  Jr.;  Editor, 
Doane  Harrison. 

Pride  of  the  Plains 

Republic. 

Released,   1-5-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Livingston,  Smiley  Burnette,  Nancy 
Gay,  Stephen  Barclay,  Kenneth  MacDonald,  Charles 
Miller,  Kenne  Duncan,  Jack  Kirk,  Bud  Geary, 
Yakima  Canutt. 

Associate  Producer,  Louis  Gray:  Director,  Wal- 
lace Fox;  Author,  Oliver  Drake;  Screenplay,  John 
K.  Butler,  Bob  Williams:  Art  Director,  Fred  Ritter; 
Musical  Score,  Mort  Glickman;  Cameraman,  John 
MacBurnie;   Editor,   Charles   Craft. 

Princess  and  the  Pirate,  The 

RKO;  94  mins. 

Reviewed,   10-17-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Hope,  Virginia  Mayo,  Walter  Brennan, 
Walter  Slezak,  Victor  McLaglen,  Marc  Kuznetzoff, 
Brandon  Hurst,  Tom  Kennedy,  Stanley  Andrews, 
Robert  Warwick. 

Producer,  Sam  Goldwyn;  Associate  Producer, 
Don  Hartman;  Director,  David  Butler;  Author,  Sy 
Bartlett;  Screenplay,  Don  Hartman,  Melville  Shavel- 
son,  Everett  Freeman;  Musical  Score,  David  Rose; 
Art  Director,  Ernst  Fegte;  Cameraman,  Victor 
Milner;  Special  Effects,  R.  O.  Binger,  Clarence 
Slifer;   Editor,  Daniel  Mandell. 

Purple  Heart,  The 

20th-Fox;   99   mins. 

Reviewed,   2-23-44;   Released,  March,   1944. 

Cast,  Dana  Andrews,  Richard  Conte.  Farley 
Granger,  Kevin  O'Shea,  Donald  Barry,  Trudy  Mar- 
shall, Sam  Levine,  Charles  Russell,  John  Craven, 
Tala  Birell,  Richard  Lee,  Peter  Chong,  Gregory 
Gaye,  Torben  Meyer,  Kurt  Katch,  Martin  Gar- 
ralaga,  Erwin  Kaiser,  Igor  Dolgoruki.  Nestor 
Paiva,  Alex  Papana,  H.  T.  Tsiang,  Benson  Fong, 
Key  Chang,  Allen  Jung,  Wing  Foo,  Pavil  Fung, 
Joseph  Kim,  Luke  Chan,  Beal  Wong,  Marshall 
Thompson. 

Producer,  Darryl  F.  Zanuck;  Director,  Lewis 
Milestone;  Author,  Melville  Crossman:  Screenplay, 
Jerome  Cady;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Lewis 
Creber;  Musical  Score,  Alfred  Newman:  Camera- 
man,  Arthur  Miller;   Editor,   Douglas  Biggs. 

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Racket  Man,  The 

Columbia. 

Released,  1-18-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Neal,  Hugh  Beaumont.  Jeanne  Bates, 
Larry  Parks,  Douglas  Fowley.  Lewis  Wilson.  Clar- 
ence Muse,  Mary  Gordon,  Anthony  Caruso,  Warren 
Ashe.  Pauline  Drake. 


Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald:  Director.  D.  Ross 
Lederman;  Author,  Casey  Robinson:  Screenplay. 
Paul  Yawitz,  Howard  J.  Green;  Art  Director, 
Lionel  Banks;  Musical  Director,  M.  W.  St»lofl; 
Editor,  Paul  Borofsky. 

Raiders  of  the  Border 

Monogram. 

Released,  1-31-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton. 
Craig  Woods,  Ellen  Hall,  Raphael  Bennett,  Edmund 
Cobb,  Ernie  Adams,  Dick  Alexander,  Lynton 
Brent,  Stanley  Price. 

Producer,  Scott  R.  Dunlap;  Director.  John  P. 
McCarthy;  Author,  Johnston  McCulley:  Screen- 
play, Jess  Bowers:  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay: 
Cameraman,  Harry  Neumann;  Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 

Rainbow,  The 

Artkino;  93  mins. 

Reviewed,    10-20-44;    Released,    10-21-44. 

Produced  in  the  U.  S.  S.   R. 

Cast,  Natasha  Uzhvey,  Natalia  Alisova,  Elena 
Tiapkina,  Vera  Ivasheva,  Anton  Dunaysky,  Anna 
Lisyanskaya,  G.  Klering,  N'klai  Bratersky,  Vitya 
Vinogradov,  Alik  Letichevsky,  Emma  Peralstein, 
Vova  Ponomariov. 

Director,  Mark  Donsky;  Author,  Wanda  Wasil- 
ewska;  Music,  Lev  Shvartz;  English  Titles, 
Charles   Clement;    Cameraman,    Boris   Manastireky. 

Rainbow  Island 

Paramount;  97  mins. 

Reviewed.  9-5-44. 

Cast,  Dorothy  Lamour,  Eddie  Bracken,  Sil  Lamb. 
Barry  Sullivan,  Forrest  Orr,  Anne  Revere.  Reed 
Hadley,  Marc  Lawrence,  Adia  Kuznetzoff,  Olga  San 
Juan,  Elena  Verdugo. 

Associate  Producer,  E.  D.  Leshin:  Director, 
Ralph  Murphy;  Author,  Seena  Owen:  Screenplay, 
Walter  DeLeon,  Arthur  Phillips:  Art  Directors, 
Hans  Dreier,  Haldane  Douglas:  Musical  Score,  Roy 
Webb;  Dances,  Danny  Dare:  Cameraman.  Karl 
Struss;  Special  Effects,  Gordon  Jennings:  Process 
Photography,  Farciot  Edouart. 

Range  Law 

Monogram:  57  mins. 

Reviewed,   8-22-44:    Reused,   fi-24-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown.  Raymond  Hatton. 
Sara  Padden,  EPen  Hall,  Lloyd  Ingraham.  Marshall 
Reed,  Steve  Clark.  Jack  Ingram.  Hugh  Prosser, 
Stanley  Price.  Art  Fowler,  Harry  F.  Price,  Ben 
Corbett.   Bud  Osborne. 

Producer.  Trem  Carr:  Director.  Lambert  Hillyer; 
Author,  Frank  H.  Young:  Screenplay,  Frank  H. 
Young:  Musical  Director,  Edward,  Kay:  Camera- 
man, Harry  Neumann;   Editor,  John  C.  Fuller. 


Rationing 


M-G-M:   93  mins. 

Reviewed.  1-28-44:  Released.  March.  1944. 

Cast,  Wallace  Beery,  Marjorie  Main.  Donald 
Meek,  Dorothy  Morris,  Howard  Freeman,  Connie 
Gilchrist,  Tommy  Batten,  Gloria  Dickson,  Henry 
O'Neill.  Richard  Hall,  Char'es  Halton,  Morris 
Ankrum,  Carol  Ann  Beery.  Douglas  Fowley,  Chester 
Clute. 

Producer.  Orville  O.  Dull;  Director.  Willis  Gold- 
beck:  Screenplay.  William  R.  Lipman.  Grant  Gar- 
rett. Harry  Ruskin:  Art  Director.  Cedric  Gibbons; 
Musical  Score.  David  Snell;  Cameraman,  Sidney 
Wagner;   Editor,  Ferris  Webster. 


Reckless  Age 


Universal:   63  mins. 

Reviewed.   8-31-44;    Released,    11-17-44. 

Cast,  Gloria  Jean,  Henry  Stephenson.  Kathleen 
Howard,  Franklin  Pangborn,  Andrew  Tombes, 
Marshal  Thompson.  Jane  Darwell.  Lloyd  Corrigan. 
Judy  Clark.  Jack  Gilford,  Chester  Clute,  The  Delta 
Rhythm  Boys.  Harold  Nicholas. 

Producer.  Felix  E.  Feist:  Director.  Felix  E. 
Feist:  Author,  Al  Martin:  Musical  Director,  Sam 
Freed;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman.  Harold  H. 
MaeArthur;  Cameraman,  Jerome  Ash;  Editor,  Ray 
Curtiss. 


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Return  of  the  Ape  Man 

Monogram;    60    mins. 

Reviewed,   6-6-44;   Released,  7-17-44. 

Cast,  Bela  Lugosi,  John  Carradine.  George  Zucco. 
Frank  Moran,  Judith  Gibson,  Mary  Currier,  Mi- 
chael Ames,  Mike  Donovan,  George  Eldridge,  Ed 
Chandler,   Ernie   Adams. 

Producers,  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associ- 
ate Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  Philip 
Rosen;  Author,  Robert  Charles;  Screenplay,  Robert 
Charles;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay;  Camera- 
man,   Marcel    Le    Picard;     Editor,     Carl    Pierson. 

Return  of  the  Rangers,  The 

PRC:  60  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-4-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Nell  O'Day,  Glenn  Strange,  Emmett  Lynn.  I.  Stan- 
ford Jolley,  Robert  Barron,  Henry  Hall,  Harry 
Harvey. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay.  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Robert  Cline:  Editor, 
Charles  Hankel,  Jr. 

Return  of  the  Vampire,  The 

Columbia;   69  mins. 

Reviewed,   2-25-44. 

Cast,  Bela  Lugosi,  Frieda  Inesecort,  Nina  Foch, 
Roland  Varno,  Miles  Mander,  Matt  Willis.  Ottola 
Nesmith,  Gilbert  Emery,  Leslie  Denison,  William 
C.   P.   Austin. 

Producer,  Sam  White;  Director,  Lew  Landers; 
Screenplay,  Griffin  Jay;  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks; 
Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cameraman,  John 
Stumar,   L.   W.   O'Connell;    Editor,    Paxil  Borofsky. 

Riders  of  the  Deadline 

United   Artists:    70    mins. 

Reviewed,    1-31-44. 

Cast,  William  Boyd.  Andy  Clyde,  Jimmy  Rogers, 
Richard  Crane,  Frances  Woodward,  Tony  Ward, 
Bob  Mitchum,  Jim  Bannon,  Hugh  Prosser,  Her- 
bert Rawlinson,  Montie  Montana,  Earle  Hodgins, 
Bill  Beckford,  Pierce  Lyden. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;  Associate  Pro- 
ducer, Lewis  Rachmil:  Director,  Lesley  Selander: 
Screenplay,  Bennett  Cohen;  Art  Director,  Ralph 
Berger;  Cameraman,  Russell  Harlan;  Editor,  Fred 
Berger. 

Riders  of  the  Santa  Fe 

Universal. 

Released,  11-10-44. 

Cast,  Rod  Cameron,  Eddie  Dew,  Fuzzy  Knight. 
Jennifer  Holt.  Ray  Whitley,  Lane  Chandler,  Earle 
Hodgins,  George  Douglas,  Dick  Alexander,  Budd 
Buster,  Ida  Moore. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director, 
Wallace  W.  Fox;  Screenplay,  Ande  Lamb;  Musical 
Director,  Paul  Sawtell;  Art  Directors,  John  B. 
Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman,  Maury 
Gertsman;   Editor,   Ray   Snyder. 

Riding  West 

Columbia;  58  mins. 

Reviewed.   9-25-44;   Released,  5-18-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Arthur  Hunnicutt,  Shirley 
Patterson,  Ernest  Tubb,  Steve  Clark,  Wheeler 
Oakman,  J.  P.  Whitefield,  Clancy  Cooper,  Bill 
Wilkerson. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  William  Berke; 
Screenplay,  Luci  Ward;  Art  Director,  Lionel 
Banks;  Cameraman.  Benjamin  Kline;  Editor,  Jer- 
ome  Thomas. 

Roger  Touhy,  Gangster 

20th-Fox;   65  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-6-44;  Released,  July.   1944. 

Cast,  Preston  Foster,  Victor  McLaglen,  Lois 
Andrews,  Kent  Taylor,  Anthony  Quinn,  William 
Post.  Jr..  Henry  Morgan,  Matt  Briggs,  Moroni 
Olsen,  Reed  Hadley,  Trudy  Marshall,  John  Archer, 
Frank  Jenks.  George  E.  Stone,  Charles  Lang,  Kane 
Richmond.  George  Holmes,  Ralph  Peters.  Roy 
Roberts.    John     Harmon,    Horace    MacMahon,     Ed- 


mund Macdonald,  Cy  Kendall,  William  Pawley, 
Murray  Alper,  Selmer  Jackson,  Joseph  Crehan, 
Byron  Foulger,  George  Lessey,  Addison  Richards, 
Ralph   Dunn,   Arthur  Aylesworth. 

Producer,  Lee  Marcus:  Director,  Robert  Florey: 
Author,  Crane  Wilbur;  Screenplay,  Crane  Wilbur. 
Jerry  Cady;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Lewis 
Creber;  Musical  Score,  Hugo  W.  Friedhofer: 
Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Glen 
MacWilliams;   Editor,   Harry  Reynolds. 


Rogues'  Gallery 


PRC. 

Released,  12-6-44. 

Cast,  Frank  Jenks,  Robin  Raymond,  H.  B. 
Warner,  Ray  Walker,  Davison  Clark,  Bob  Homans. 
Frank  McGlynn,  Pat  Gleason,  Edward  Keane,  Earl 
Dewey,  Milton  Kibbee,  Gene  Stutenroth,  George 
Kirby,  Norval  Mitchell,  John  Valentine,  Jack 
Raymond,   Parker  Gee. 

Producers,  Donald  C.  McKean,  Albert  Herman; 
Director,  Albert  Herman;  Screenplay.  John  T. 
Neville;  Musical  Director,  Lee  Zahler;  Art  Director, 
Paul  Palmentola;  Cameraman,  Ira  Morgan;  Editor, 
Fred  Bain. 

Rosie,  the  Riveter 

Republic;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,    4-5-44;    Released,    4-9-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Frazee,  Frank  Albertson,  Vera  Vague, 
Frank  Jenks,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Frank  Fenton,  Maud 
Eburne,  Carl  Switzer,  Louise  Erickson,  Ellen 
Lowe,  Arthur  Loft,  Tom  Kennedy. 

Associate  Producer,  Armand  Schaefer;  Director, 
Joseph  Santley:  Author,  Dorothy  Curnow  Handley 
(from  "Room  for  Two")  ;  Screenplay,  Jack  Town- 
ley,  Aleen  Leslie:  Musical  Director,  Morton  Scott; 
Art  Director,  Russell  Kimball;  Dance  Director, 
Dave  Gould;  Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning;  Editor, 
Ralph   Dixon. 

Rustlers'  Hideout 

PRC. 

Reviewed,  11-8-44;  Released,  9-2-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  St.  John,  Patti  McCarty, 
Charles  King,  John  Merton,  Terry  Frost,  Hal 
Price,  Lane  Chandler,  Al  Ferguson,  Frank  McCar- 
roll,  Ed  Cassidy. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director.  Sam 
Newfield;  Screenplay.  Joe  O'Donnell;  Cameraman. 
Jack  Greenhalgh;  Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 


—  s  — 

Saddle  Leather  Law 

Columbia. 

Released,   12-21-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Dub  Taylor,  Vi  Athens, 
Lloyd  Bridges,  Reed  Howes,  Robert  Kortman, 
Frank  La  Rue,  Ted  French.  Ed  Cassidy,  Steve 
Clark,  Frank  O'Connor,  Bud  Buster,  Franklin  Far- 
num,  Jimmy  Wakely,   Salty  Holmes. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Benjamin  Kline: 
Screenplay,  Elizabeth  Beeeher;  Art  Directors. 
Lionel  Banks,  Perry  Smith:  Cameraman,  George 
Meehan;   Editor,  Aaron  Stell. 

Sagebrush  Heroes 

Columbia. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Dub  Taylor,  Constance 
Worth,  Elvin  Field,  Bobby  Larson,  Forrest  Taylor. 
Jimmy  Wakely,  Ozie  Waters,  Joel  Friedkin.  Lane 
Chandler,  Paul  Zaremba,  Eddie  Laughton,  Johnny 
Tyrrell. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Benjamin  Kline; 
Screenplay,  Luci  Ward;  Art  Directors,  Lionel 
Banks,  Perry  Smith;  Cameraman,  George  Meehan; 
Editor,  Aaron  Stell. 

Sailor's  Holiday 

Columbia;   60  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-29-44;  Released,  2-24-44. 

Cast,  Arthur  Lake,  Jane  Lawrence,  Bob  Haymes. 
Shelley  Winter,  Lewis  Wilson,  Edmund  MacDonald, 
Pat  O'Malley,  Herbert  Rawlinson,  Buddy  Yarus,  Vi 
Athens,  George  Ford. 


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Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director.  William 
Berke:  Screenplay,  Manny  Sen";  Art  Directors, 
Lionel  Banks,  Victor  Greene;  Musical  Director, 
M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cameraman,  Burnett  Guffey:  Edi- 
tor. Paul  Borofsky. 

San  Antonio  Kid,  The 

Republic. 

Released,  8-16-44. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott,  Bobby  Blake,  Alice  Fleming:. 
Linda  Stirling",  Earle  Hodgins,  Glenn  Strange. 
LeRoy  Mason,  Duncan  Renaldo,  Tom  London, 
Jack  Kirk,  Bob  Wilke,  Cliff  Parkinson,  Jack  O'Shea. 

Associate  Producer,  Stephen  Auer;  Director, 
Howard  Bretherton;  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall; 
Art  Director,  Gano  Chittenden:  Musical  Score. 
Joseph  Dubin;  Cameraman,  William  Bradford: 
Editor,  Tony  Martinelli. 

San  Diego,  I  Love  You 

Universal;   83  mine. 

Reviewed,    9-5-44;    Released.    9-29-44. 

Cast,  Jon  Hall,  Louise  Allbritton,  Edward  Ever- 
ett Horton,  Eric  Blore,  Buster  Keaton,  Irene  Ryan. 
Rudy  Wissler,  Gerald  Perreau,  Charles  Bates.  Don 
Davis,  Florence  Lake,  Chester  Clute,  Sarah  Selby, 
Fern   Emmett. 

Producers,  Michael  Fessier,  Ernest  Pagano; 
Director,  Reginald  LeBorg:  Authors,  Ruth  Me- 
Kenney,  Richard  Bransten;  Screenplay,  Michael 
Fessier,  Ernest  Pagano;  Musical  Score,  H.  J. 
Salter;  Musical  Director,  H.  J.  Salter;  Art  Direc- 
tors, John  B.  Goodman,  Alexander  Golitzen:  Cam- 
eraman. Hal  Mohr;  Special  Effects.  John  P.  Ful- 
ton;  Editor,   Charles  Maynard. 

San  Fernando  Valley 

Republic;  74  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-28-44;  Released,  9-15-44. 

Cast,  Roy  Rogers,  Dale  Evans,  Jean  Porter. 
Andrew  Tombes,  Charles  Smith,  Edward  Gargan, 
Dot  Farley,  LeRoy  Mason,  Bob  Nolan  and  the 
Sons  of  the  Pioneers,  Vernon  and  Draper,  Mor- 
rell  Trio. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White:  Director,  John 
English;  Screenplay,  Dorrell  and  Stuart  McGowan; 
Musical  Director,  Morton  Scott:  Dance  Director, 
Larry  Ceballos;  Cameraman,  William  Bradford; 
Editor,  Ralph  Dixon. 

Searlet  Claw,  The 

Universal;  74  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-6-44;    Released,   5-26-44. 

Cast,  Basil  Rathbone,  Nigel  Bruce,  Gerald 
Hamer,  Paul  Cavanaugh,  Arthur  Hohl,  Miles 
Mander,  Kay  Harding',  David  Clyde,  Ian  Wolfe. 
Victoria  Home. 

Producer,  Roy  William  Neill;  Director,  Roy 
William  Neill;  Authors,  Paul  Gangelin,  Brenda 
Weisberg;  Screenplay,  Edmund  L.  Hartmann,  Roy 
William  Neill;  Musical  Director,  Paul  Sawtell; 
Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Ralph  M.  DeLacy: 
Cameraman,  George  Robinson;  Editor,  Paul 
Landres;   Special  Photography,   John   P.  Fulton. 

Secret  Command 

Columbia;  82  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-5-44;   Released,   7-20-44. 

Cast.  Pat  O'Brien,  Caole  Landis,  Chester  Morris, 
Ruth  Warrick,  Barton  MacLane,  Tom  Tully,  Wal- 
lace Ford,  Howard  Freeman,  Erik  Rolf,  Matt 
McHugh,  Frank  Sully,  Frank  Fenton,  Charles  D. 
Brown,  Carol  Nugent,  Richard  Lyon,  George 
McKay,  Cyril  Ring. 

Producer,  Phil  L.  Ryan;  Director,  Edward 
Sutherland;  Authors.  John  Hawkins,  Ward  Haw- 
kins (from  "Pilebuek" )  ;  Screenplay,  Roy  Chans- 
lor;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  Edward  Jewell; 
Musical  Score,  Paul  Sawtell;  Musical  Director. 
M.  W.  Stoloff:  Cameraman.  Franz  F.  Planer; 
Special  Effects.  Robert  Wright;  Editor.  Viola 
Lawrence. 

Secret  Mission 

English   Films.   Inc.:    82   mins 
Reviewed,   8-28-44. 
Produced   in   England. 


Cast.  Hugh  Williams,  Carla  Lehmann,  James 
Mason,  Roland  Culver,  Michael  Wilding,  Nancy 
Price,  Percy  Walsh,  Anita  Gombault.  David  Page. 
Betty  Warren,  Nicholas  Stuart.  Brefni  O'Rourke. 
Karel  Stepanek,  F.  R.  Wendhausen,  John  Salew. 
Herbert  Lom,  Yvonne  Andre,  Beatrice  Varley. 
Stewart   Granger. 

Producer,  Marcel  Helman:  Director,  Harold 
French:  Author,  Shaun  Terence  Young:  Screen- 
play, Anatole  de  Grunwald.  Basil  Bartlett:  Camera- 
man,   Bernard   Knowles;    Editor.    E.   B.   Jarvis. 

Secrets  of  Scotland  Yard 

Republic;    68   mins. 

Reviewed,   6-21-44;   Released,   7-26-44. 

Cast,  Edgar  Barrier,  Stephanie  Bachelor,  C. 
Aubrey  Smith,  Lionel  Atwill,  Henry  Stephenson. 
John  Abbott,  Walter  Kingsford,  Martin  Kosleck. 
Forrester  Harvey,  Frederick  Worlock.  Matthew 
Boulton,  Bobby  Cooper. 

Associate  Producer,  George  Blair;  Director, 
George  Blair;  Screenplay,  Denison  Clift  (from 
"Room  4,  O.  B.,"  by  Denison  Clift)  ;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Gano  Chittenden:  Musical  Director.  Morton 
Scott;  Cameraman,  William  Bradford;  Editor,  Fred 
Allen. 

See  Here,  Private  Hargrove 

M-G-M;    101   mins. 

Reviewed,  2-18-44;  Released.  March,  1944. 

Cast,  Robert  Walker,  Donna  Reed,  Keenan 
Wynn.  Robert  Benchley,  Ray  Collins,  Chill  Wills. 
Bob  Crosby,  Marta  Linden,  Grant  Mitchell,  George 
Offerman,  Jr..  Edward  Fielding,  Donald  Curtis. 
William   Phillips,    Douglas   Fowley. 

Producer,  George  Haight;  Director,  Wesley 
Ruggles:  Author,  Marion  Hargrove:  Screenplay. 
Harry  Kurnitz;  Musical  Score,  David  Snell;  Art 
Director,  Cedric  Gibbons;  Cameraman,  Charles  Law- 
ton;  Editor,  Frank  E.  Hull. 

Sensations  of  1345 

United  Artists;   86  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-23-44;    Released,    6-30-44. 

Cast,  Eleanor  Powell,  Dennis  O'Keefe,  C. 
Aubrey  Smith,  Eugene  Pallette,  Mimi  Forsythe, 
Lyle  Talbot.  Hubert  Castle,  W.  C.  Fields,  Sophie 
Tucker,  Dorothy  Donegan,  The  Christians,  Pallen- 
berg  Bears,  Cab  Calloway  Band,  Woody  Herman 
Band,  David  Lichine,  Richard  Hageman,  Marie 
Blake.  Stanley  Andrews,  Louise  Currie,  Betty  Wells. 
Bert  Roach,  Crandon  Rhodes,  Earl  Hodgins,  Con- 
stance Purdy,  Joe  Devlin,  George  Humbert,  Wen- 
dell Niles,  Anthony  Warde,  Gene  Rodgers,  Ruth 
Lee,  Les  Paul  Trio,  The  Copelands,  Mel  Hall.  The 
Johnson  Brothers. 

Producer,  Andrew  Stone;  Associate  Producer. 
James  Nasser;  Director,  Andrew  Stone;  Author. 
Frederick  Jackson;  Screenplay,  Dorothy  Bennett. 
Andrew  Stone;  Art  Director,  Charles  Odds;  Music. 
Al  Sherman;  Lyrics,  Harry  Tobias;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Mahlon  Merrick;  Cameramen,  Peverell  Marley, 
John  Mescall;   Editor,  James  E.   Smith. 


Sergeant  Mike 


Columbia. 

Released,   11-9-44. 

Cast.  Larry  Parks,  Jeanne  Bates,  Loren  Tindall. 
Jim  Bannon,  Robert  Williams.  Richard  Powers. 
Larry  Joe  Olsen,  Eddie  Acuff,  John  Tyrrell,  Charles 
Wagenheim. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director.  Henry  Levin; 
Screenplay,  Robert  Lee  Johnson;  Art  Director. 
Edward  Jewell;  Musical  Director,  Mischa  Bnk;i- 
leinikoff;  Cameraman.  L.  W.  O'Connell;  Editor.  Reg 
Browne. 

Seven  Days  Ashore 

RKO;  74  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-21-44. 

Cast,  Wally  Brown.  Alan  Carney,  Marcy  McGuire. 
Gordon  Oliver,  Virginia  Mayo,  Amelita  Ward. 
Elaine  Shepard.  Dooley  Wilson,  Marjorie  Gateson. 
Alan  Dinehart.  Miriam  LaVelle,  Margaret  Dumonl. 
Emory  Parnell.  Ian  Wolfe,  Freddie  Fisher  Or- 
chestra. 

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Auer;  Author,  Jacques  Deval;  Musical  Director, 
C.  Bakaleinikoff;  Dance  Director,  Charles  O'Curran; 
Art  Director,  Albert  S.  A'Agostino;  Songs,  Mort 
Grene,  Lou  Pollock,  Freddie  Fisher;  Cameraman, 
Russell  Metty;  Special  Effects,  Vernon  Walker; 
Editor,   Harry   Marker. 

Seven  Doors  to  Death 

PRC;    64   mins. 

Reviewed.    8-3-44:    Released,    8-5-44. 

Cast,  June  Clyde,  Chick  Chandler,  George 
Meeker,  Michael  Raffetto,  Gregory  Gaye,  Edgar 
Dearing,  Rebel  Randall,  Milton  Wallace,  Casey 
MacGregor. 

Producer,  Alfred  Stern;  Director,  Elmer  Clifton: 
Author,  Helen  Kiely;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton: 
Musical  Director.  Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Robert 
('line;    Editor,    Charles   Henkle,    Jr. 

Seventh  Cross,  The 

M-G-M;   110  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-24-44:    Released.    September,    1944. 

Cast,  Spencer  Tracy,  Signe  Hasso,  Hume  Cronyn, 
Jessica  Tandy,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Herbert  Rudley. 
Felix  Bressart.  Ray  Collins,  Alexander  Granach, 
Katherine  Locke.  George  Macready,  Paul  Guilfoyle, 
Steven  Geray,  Kurt  Hatch,  Karen  Verne,  Konstantin 
Shayne,  George  Suzanne,  John  Wengraf,  George 
Zucco,    Steven   Muller,   Eily  Malyon. 

Producer,  Pandro  S.  Berman;  Director,  Fred 
Zinnemann;  Author,  Anna  Seghers;  Screenplay. 
Helen  Deutsch;  Musical  Score,  Roy  Webb;  Art 
Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Leonid  Vasian;  Camera- 
man, Karl  Freund;   Editor,  Thomas  Richards. 

Shadow  of  Suspicion 

Monogram;    68   mins. 

Reviewed,   10-9-44:  Released,  9-23-44. 

Cast,  Marjorie  Weaver,  Peter  Cookson.  Tim 
Ryan,  Pierre  Watkin,  Clara  Blandick,  J.  Farrell 
MacDonald,  John  Hamilton,  Tom  Herbert,  Anthony 
Warde,  George  Lewis,  Frank  Scanell,   Ralph  Lewis. 

Producer,  A.  W.  Hackel;  Director,  William 
Beaudine;  Author,  Harold  Goldman;  Screenplay. 
Albert  DeMond,  Earle  Snell;  Musical  Director, 
Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Marcel  LePicard;  Editor, 
William   Austin. 

Shadows  in  the  Night 

Columbia. 

Released,    10-19-44. 

Cast,  Warner  Baxter,  Nina  Foch,  George  Zucco. 
Minor  Watson,  Lester  Matthews.  Ben  Welden. 
Edward  Norris,  Charles  Wilson,  Charles  Halton, 
Jeane  Bates. 

Producer,  Rudolph  C.  Flothow;  Director.  Eugene 
J.  Forde;  Screenplay,  Eric  Taylor;  Art  Director, 
John  Datu;  Cameraman,  James  S.  Brown,  Jr.; 
Editor,   Dwight  Caldwell. 

Shake  Hands  With  Murder 

PRC;  63  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-23-44:    Released,    4-22-44. 

Cast,  Iris  Adrian,  Frank  Jenks,  Douglas  Fowley 
Jack  Raymond,  Claire  Rochelle,  Herbert  Rawlinson, 
Juan  De  La  Cruz,  Stan  Jolley,  Forrest  Taylor, 
George  Kirby,  Gene  Stutenroth,  Anita  Sparrow, 
Buck  Harrington. 

Producers,  Donald  C.  McKean,  Albert  Herman: 
Director,  Albert  Herman;  Author,  Martin  Mooney; 
Screenplay,  John  T.  Neville;  Musical  Director,  Lee 
Zahler;  Art  Director,  Paul  Palmentola;  Camera- 
man, Robert  Cline;  Editor,  George  Merrick. 

She's  a  Soldier  Too 

Columbia;   67  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-29-44:    Released,    6-29-44. 

Cast,  Beulah  Bondi,  Nina  Foch,  Jess  Barker, 
Lloyd  Bridges,  Percy  Kilbride,  Ida  Moore,  Erik 
Rolf,  Jeanne  Bates,  Shelley  Winter,  Marilyn  John- 
son. 

Producer.  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  William 
Castle;  Author,  Hal  Smith;  Screenplay,  Melvin 
Levy;  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  George  Brooks; 
Cameraman,   Benjamin  Kline:   Editor,   Aaron   Stell. 


She's  a  Sweetheart 

Columbia. 

Released.    12-7-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Frazee,  Larry  Parks,  Jane  Darwell, 
Nina  Foch,  Ross  Hunter.  Jimmy  Lloyd.  Loren 
Tindall.  Carole  Mathews.  Eddie  Bruce.  Pat  Lane. 
Danny   Desmond,    Ruth    Warren.   Dave   Willock. 

Producer,  Ted  Richmond;  Director,  Del  Lord; 
Screenplay,  Muriel  Roy  Bolton;  Art  Director,  Carl 
Anderson;  Cameraman,  Benjamin  Kline;  Editor, 
Al  Clark. 

Sheriff  of  Sundown 

Republic. 

Released,    11-7-44. 

Cast,  Allan  Lane,  Linda  Stirling,  Max  Terhune, 
Twinkle  Watts,  Roy  Barcroft,  Duncan  Renaldo, 
Hud  Geary,  Jack  Kirk,  Herbert  Rawlinson,  Tom 
London,    Kenne   Duncan,   Bob  Wilke. 

Associate  Producer,  Stephen  Auer;  Director, 
Lesley  Selander;  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall;  Art 
Director,  Fred  A.  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Joseph 
Dubin;  Cameraman,  Bud  Thackery;  Editor,  Harry 
Keller. 

Sherlock  Holmes  and  the 
Spider  Woman 

Universal;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,    1-13-44:    Released,    1-21-44. 

Cast,  Basil  Rathbone,  Nigel  Bruce,  Gale  Sonder- 
gaard,  Dennis  Hoey,  Vernon  Downing,  Alec  Craig, 
Mary   Gordon,   Arthur  Hohl,    Teddy  Infuhr. 

Producer,  Roy  William  Neill;  Director,  Roy 
William  Neill;  Author,  Sir  Arthur  Conan  Doyle: 
Screenplay,  Bertram  Millhauser;  Art  Director,  John 
B.  Goodman;  Cameraman,  Charles  Van  Enger: 
Editor.    James   Gibbon. 

Shine  On,  Harvest  Moon 

Warners;    112   mins. 

Reviewed,    3-10-44;    Released,    4-8-44. 

Cast,  Ann  Sheridan,  Dennis  Morgan,  Jack  Car- 
son, Irene  Manning,  S.  Z.  Sakall,  Marie  Wilson, 
Robert  Shayne,  The  Ashburns,  Four  Step  Brothers, 
William  Davidson,  James  Bush,  Joseph  Crehan, 
Betty  Bryson,  Don  Kramer,  George  Rogers,  Harry 
Charles   Johnson,    Walter   Pietilla. 

Producer,  William  Jacobs;  Director,  David  But- 
ler; Author,  Richard  Weil;  Screenplay,  Sam  Hell- 
man,  Richard  Weil,  Francis  Swann,  James  Kern: 
Art  Director,  Charles  Novi;  Musical  Director.  Leo 
F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman,  Authur  Edeson;  Special 
Effects,    Edwin    A.    DuPar;    Editor,    Irene    Morra. 


Show  Business 


RKO;  92  mins. 

Reviewed,  4-20-44. 

Cast,  Eddie  Cantor,  George  Murphy,  Joan  Davis, 
Nancy  Kelly,  Constance  Moore,  Don  Douglas. 

Producer,  Eddie  Cantor;  Director,  Edwin  L. 
Marin;  Author,  Bert  Granet;  Screenplay,  Joseph 
Quillan,  Dorothy  Bennett:  Musical  Director,  C. 
Bakaleinikoff;  Musical  Numbers,  Nick  Castle; 
Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Jack  Okey; 
Cameraman,  Robert  DeGrasse;  Special  Effects, 
Vernon   L.   Walker;    Editor,    Theron   Warth. 

Silent  Partner 

Republic;    55   mins. 

Reviewed,   6-14-44;   Released,  6-9-44. 

Cast,  William  Henry,  Beverly  Lloyd,  Grant 
Withers,  Ray  Walker,  Joan  Blair,  Roland  Drew, 
George  Meeker,  Wally  Vernon,  John  Harmon,  Dick 
Elliott,    Eddie   Fields,   Pat   Knox. 

Associate  Producer,  George  Blair:  Screenplay. 
Gertrude  Walker;  Musical  Director,  Morton  Scott; 
Art  Director,  Russell  Kimball ;  Cameraman,  Wil- 
liam Bradford;  Editor,  Ralph  Dixon. 

Silver  City  Kid 

Republic. 

Released,   7-20-44. 

Cast,  Allan  Lane,  Peggy  Stewart.  Wally  Vernon, 
Twinkle  Watts,  Harry  Woods,  Frank  Jaquet,  Lane 
Chandler,  Glenn  Strange,  Bud  Geary,  Tom  Steele, 
Tom  London,  Jack  Kirk,  Sam  Flint,  Frank  Mc- 
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Associate  Producer,  Stephen  Auer;  Director, 
John  English;  Author,  Bennett  Cohen;  Screenplay, 
Taylor  Caven;  Art  Director,  Fred  A.  Ritter;  Musical 
Score,  Joseph  Dubin;  Cameraman,  Reggie  Lan- 
ning;  Editor,  Charles  Craft. 

Since  You  Went  Away 

United  Artists;    172   mins. 

Reviewed,  7-19-44;  Released,  7-20-44. 

Cast,  Claudette  Colbert,  Jennifer  Jones,  Joseph 
Cotten,  Shirley  Temple,  Monty  Woolley,  Lionel 
Barrymore,  Robert  Walker,  Hattie  McDaniel,  Nazi- 
mova,  Keenan  Wynn,  Gordon  Oliver,  Lloyd  Cor- 
rigan,  Jane  Devlin,  Agnes  Moorehead,  Albert  Bas- 
serman,  Guy  Madison,  Craig  Stevens,  Jackie  Moran, 
Anne  Gillis,  Robert  Anderson,  Irving  Bacon,  Aileen 
Pringle,  Charles  Williams,  Wallis  Clark,  Neila 
Hart,  Leonide  Mostovoy,  Dorothy  Garner,  James 
Carlisle,  George  Chandler,  John  A.  James,  Mary 
Anne  Durkin,  Joyce  Horn,  Ruth  Valmy,  Grady 
Sutton,  Buddy  Gorman,  Patricia  Peters,  Andrew 
McLaglen,  Addison  Richards,  George  Lloyd,  Bar- 
bara Pepper,  Jill  Warren,  Byron  Foulger,  Harry 
Hayden,  Edwin  Maxwell,  Russell  Hoyt,  Loudde 
Claar,  Don  Majarian,  Helen  Koford,  Florence  Bates. 
Conrad  Binyon,  Theodore  von  Eltz,  Adeline  de  Walt 
Reynolds,  Christopher  Adams,  Jimmy  Dodd,  Martha 
Outlaw,  Verna  Knopf,  Robert  Cherry,  Kirk  Barron, 
Earl  Jacobs,  Cecil  Ballerino,  Jack  Gardner,  Doodles 
Weaver,  Dorothy  Adams,  James  Westerfield,  War- 
ren Hymer,  Paul  Esburg,  Richard  C.  Wood,  Ralph 
Reed,  William  Jillson,  Dorothy  Mann,  Peggy  Maley, 
Robert  Johnson,  Dorothy  Dandridge,  Shelby  Bacon, 
Eddie  Hall,  Warren  Burr,  Lela  Bliss,  Eileen  Jansen, 
Harlan  Miller,  Mrs.  Ray  Feldman,  Neyle  Marx, 
Johnny  Bond,  Ruth  Roman,  Betsy  Howard, 
Stephen  Wayne,  William  B.  Davidson,  Tom  Daw- 
son, Marilyn  Hare,  Jonathan  Hale,  Walter  Baldwin, 
Eric  Sinclair,  Craig  Stevens,  Jerry  Revell,  Jimmy 
demons,  Jr. 

Producer,  David  O.  Selznick;  Director,  John 
Cromwell;  Screenplay,  David  O.  Selznick;  Produc- 
tion Designer,  William  L.  Pereira;  Music,  Max 
Steiner;  Dance  Director,  Charles  Walters;  Camera- 
man, Stanley  Cortez,  Lee  Garmes;  Special  Effects, 
Jack  Cosgrove;  Editor,  Hal  C.  Kern. 

Sing  a  Jingle 

Universal;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,    1-3-44;    Released,   1-7-44. 

Cast,  Allan  Jones,  June  Vincent,  Edward  Norris, 
Gus  Schilling,  Betty  Kean,  Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Jerome 
Cowan,  Joan  Castle,  Dicky  Love,  Vivian  Austin, 
Lorin  Raker,   William   Newell. 

Producer,  Edward  C.  Lilley;  Director,  Edward 
C.  Lilley;  Screenplay,  John  Grey,  Eugene  Conrad, 
Lee  Sands,  Fred  Rath;  Musical  Director,  Charles 
Previn;  Art  Director,  John  Goodman;  Cameraman, 
Jerry  Ash;  Editor,  Charles  Maynard. 

Sing,  Neighbor,  Sing 

Republic;   70   mins. 

Reviewed,   8-23-44;    Released,   8-12-44. 

Cast,  Brad  Taylor,  Ruth  Terry,  Virginia  Brissac, 
Beverly  Lloyd,  Charles  Irwin,  Olin  Howlin,  Maxine 
Doyle,  Mary  Kenyon,  Roy  Acuff,  Lulubelle  and 
Scotty,  Harry  "Pappy"  Cheshire,  Milo  Twins,  Caro- 
lina Cotton. 

Associate  Producer,  Donald  H.  Brown;  Director, 
Prank  McDonald;  Screenplay,  Dorrell  and  Stuart 
McGowan;  Art  Director,  Gano  Chittenden;  Musical 
Director,  Morton  Scott;  Dance  Director,  Jerry  Jar- 
rette;  Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning,  Editor,  Ralph 
Dixon. 

Singing  Sheriff,  The 

Universal;  63  mins. 

Reviewed,   9-14-44;   Released,    10-9-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Crosby,  Fay  McKenzie.  Fuzzy  Knight, 
Iris  Adrian,  Samuel  S.  Hinds,  Edward  Norris, 
Andrew  Tombes,  Joe  Sawyer,  Walter  Sande, 
Doodles  Weaver,  Pat  Starling,  Louis  Da  Pron, 
Spade  Cooley  Orchestra. 

Associate  Producer,  Bernard  W.  Burton;  Direc- 
tor, Leslie  Goodwins;  Author,  John  Grey;  Screen- 
play, Henry  Blankfort,  Eugene  Conrad;  Musical 
Director,    Sam   Freed,    Jr.;    Art   Directors,    John    B. 


Goodman,        Abraham        Grossman;        Cameraman, 
Charles   Van   Enger;    Editor,    Edward   Curtiss. 


Slightly  Terrific 


Universal;    61   mins. 

Reviewed,  4-27-44;  Released,  5-5-44. 

Cast,  Leon  Errol,  Anne  Rooney,  Eddie  Quillan, 
Betty  Kean,  Lorraine  Krueger,  Ray  Malone,  Lee 
Bennett,  Richard  Lane,  Jayne  Forrest,  Donald 
Novis,  Lillian  Cornell,  Star  Dusters,  Maritza 
Dancers,  Eight  Rhythmers. 

Associate  Producer,  Alexis  Thurn-Taxis;  Direc- 
tor, Edward  F.  Cline:  Authors,  Edith  Watkins, 
Florence  McEnany;  Screenplay,  Edward  Dein, 
Stanley  Davis;  Art  Director,  John  B.  Goodman; 
Musical  Director,  Don  George;  Cameraman,  Paul 
Ivano;   Editor,  Norman  A.  Cerf. 


Smart  Guy 


Monogram;    63   mins. 

Reviewed,   1-3-44. 

Cast,  Rick  Vallin,  Bobby  Larson,  Veda  Ann  Borg, 
Wanda  McKay,  Jack  LaRue,  Mary  Gordon,  Paul 
McVey,  Addison  Richards,  Roy  Darmour,  John 
Dawson. 

Producer,  John  T.  Coyle;  Director,  Lambert  Hill- 
yer;  Screenplay,  Charles  R.  Marion,  John  W. 
Krafft;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay;  Camera- 
man, Mack  Stengler;  Editor,  Carl  Pierson. 

Something  for  the  Boys 

20th-Fox;    87  mins. 

Reviewed,    11-1-44;    Released,    November,    1944. 

Cast,  Carmen  Miranda,  Michael  O'Shea,  Vivian 
Blaine,  Phil  Silvers,  Sheila  Ryan,  Perry  Como, 
Glenn  Langan,  Roger  Clark,  Cara  Williams,  Thurs- 
ton Hall,  Clarence  Kolb,  Paul  Hurst,  Andrew 
Tombes. 

Producer,  Irving  Starr;  Director,  Lewis  Seiler; 
Screenplay,  Robert  Ellis,  Helen  Logan,  Frank 
Gabrielson;  Dance  Director,  Nick  Castle;  Art  Di- 
rectors, Lyle  Wheeler,  Albert  Hogsett:  Musical 
Directors,  Emil  Newman,  Charles  Henderson;  Cam- 
eraman,   Ernest   Palmer;    Editor,    Robert    Simpson. 


Song  of  Nevada 


Republic;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,  6-16-44;  Released,  8-5-44. 

Cast,  Roy  Rogers,  Dale  Evans,  Mary  Lee,  Lloyd 
Corrigan,  Thurston  Hall,  John  Eldredge,  Forrest 
Taylor,  Emmet  Vogan,  LeRoy  Mason,  William 
Davidson,  Bob  Nolan  and  the  Sons  of  the  Pioneers. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  Joseph 
Kane;  Screenplay,  Gordon  Kahn,  Oliver  Cooper; 
Musical  Director,  Fred  A.  Ritter;  Dance  Director, 
Larry  Ceballos;  Cameraman,  Jack  Marta;  Editor, 
Tony  Martinelli. 

Song  of  the  Open  Road 

United  Artists;   93  mins. 

Reviewed,  5-3-44;  Released,  6-21-44. 

Cast,  Edgar  Bergen,  Jane  Powell,  W.  C.  Fields, 
Bonita  Granville,  Sammy  Kaye  Orchestra,  Peggy 
O'Neill,  Jack  Moran,  Bill  Christy,  Reginald  Denny, 
Regis  Toomey,  Rose  Hobart,  Sig  Arno,  Irene 
Tedro,  Pat  Starling,  Condos  Brothers,  Lipham 
Four,    Chuck    Faulkner    Band,    Catron    and    Popp. 

Producer,  Charles  R.  Rogers;  Director,  S.  Sylvan 
Simon;  Authors,  Irving  Phillips,  Edward  Verdier; 
Screenplay,  Albert  Mannheimer;  Musical  Director, 
Charles  Previn ;  Art  Director,  Bernard  Herzbrun ; 
Musical  Presentations,  George  Dobbs;  Songs,  Wal- 
ter Kent,  Kim  Gannon;  Cameraman,  John  W. 
Boyle;    Editor,   Truman   K.    Wood. 

Song  of  the  Range 

Republic. 

Released,   12-1-44. 

Cast,  Jimmy  Wakely,  Dennis  Moore,  Lee  "Lasses" 
White,  Gay  Forester,  Pierre  Watkin,  George 
Eldridge,  Hugh  Prosser,  Steve  Clark.  Edmund  Cobb, 
Bud   Osborne,    Kenneth   Terrell,    Carl   Mathews. 

Producer,  Phillip  N.  Krasne;  Associate  Prodiicer. 
Dick  L'Estrange;  Director,  Wallace  Pox;  Screen- 
play, Betty  Burbridge;  Cameraman,  Marcel  Le- 
Pieard;    Editor,   Martin   G.    Conn. 


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'I  Love  a  Soldier" 
'Here  Come  the  Waves' 
'The  Virginian" 


'Miss  Susie  Slagle's' 
'Cross  My  Heart" 
'Bring  on  the  Girls" 


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Sonora  Stagecoach 

Monogram;   61  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-28-44;  Released,  6-10-44. 

Cast,  Hoot  Gibson,  Bob  Steele,  Chief  Thunder- 
cloud, Rocky  Cameron,  Betty  Miles,  Glen  Strange. 
George  Eldridge,  Karl  Hackett,  Henry  Hall,  Charles 
King',  Bud  Osborne,  Charlie  Murray,  Jr.,  John 
Bridges,  Al  Ferguson,  Forrest  Taylor. 

Producer,  Robert  Tansey;  Director,  Robert  Tan- 
sey;  Author,  Robert  Emmett;  Screenplay,  Frances 
Kavanaugh;  Musical  Director,  Frank  Sanucci; 
Cameraman,  Edward  Kull;  Editor,  John  C.  Fuller. 

Soul  of  a  Monster,  The 

Columbia. 

Reviewed,   10-31-44;   Released.   8-17-44. 

Cast,  Rose  Hobart,  George  Macready,  Jim  Ban- 
non,  Jeanne  Bates.  Erik  Rolf,  Ernest  Hilliard. 

Producer,  Ted  Richmond;  Director,  Will  Jason: 
Screenplay,  Edward  Dein;  Art  Directors,  Lionel 
Banks,  George  Brooks;  Musical  Director,  Mischa 
Bakaleinikoff;  Cameraman,  Burnett  Guffey;  Editor. 
Paul  Borofsky. 

South  of  Dixie 

Universal;   61   mins. 

Reviewed,  6-6-44;  Released,  6-23-44. 

Cast,  Anne  Gwynne,  David  Bruce,  Jerome  Cowan, 
Ella  Mae  Morse,  Joe  Sawyer,  Samuel  S.  Hinds, 
Eddie  Acuff,  Marie  Harmon,  Oscar  O'Shea,  Louise 
Beavers,  Pierre  Watkin,  Bill  Bevans,  Marie  Blake. 
Rita  Gould,  Edward  Keane,  Mantan  Moreland. 
Ray  Walker,  Eddie  Bruce,  Jack  Mulhall,  Bobby 
Brooks  Quartette,  Lester  Cole,  The  Debutantes, 
The  Charmers. 

Producer,  Jean  Yarbrough;  Director,  Jean  Yar- 
brough;  Author,  Sam  Coslow;  Screenplay,  Clyde 
Bruckman;  Musical  Director,  Sam  Freed,  Jr.;  Art 
Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Harold  H.  Mac- 
Arthur;  Cameraman,  Jerome  Ash;  Editor,  Paul 
Landres. 


Spook  Town 


PRC. 

Released,  6-3-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien,  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Mady  Lawrence.  Dick  Curtis,  Harry  Harvey,  Ed- 
ward Cassidy,  Charles  King,  Jr.,  Robert  Barron, 
Dick  Alexander. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay,  Elmer  Clifton;  Musical  Direc- 
tor, Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Robert  C.  Cline; 
Editor,   Charles  Henkel,   Jr. 

Stagecoach  to  Monterey 

Republic. 

Released,  9-15-44. 

Cast,  Allan  Lane,  Peggy  Stewart,  Wally  Vernon. 
Twinkle  Watts,  Tom  London,  LeRoy  Mason.  Roy 
Barcroft,  Kenne  Duncan,  Bud  Geary,  Carl  Sepul- 
veda,  Jack  Kirk,  Fred  Graham. 

Associate  Producer,  Stephen  Auer;  Director, 
Lesley  Selander;  Screenplay,  Norman  S.  Hall:  Art 
Director,  Gano  Chittenden:  Musical  Score.  Joseph 
Dubin;  Cameraman,  William  Bradford;  Editor. 
Harry  Keller. 

Standing  Room  Only 

Paramount:   83  mins. 

Reviewed,   1-7-44. 

Cast,  Fred  MacMurray,  Paulette  Goddard,  Ed- 
ward Arnold,  Hillary  Brooke,  Roland  Young,  Anne 
Revere,  Clarence  Kolb,  Isobel  Randolph,  Porter 
Hall,  Marie  McDonald,  Josephine  Whittell,  Veda 
Ann   Borg. 

Associate  Producer,  Paul  Jones;  Director,  Sidney 
Lanfleld;  Author,  Al  Martin;  Screenplay,  Darrel 
Ware,  Karl  Tunberg:  Musical  Score,  Robert  Em- 
mett Dolan ;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Earl 
Hedrick;  Cameraman,  Charles  Lang;  Editor,  Wil- 
liam Shea. 

Stars  on  Parade 

Columbia. 

Released,   5-25-44. 

Cast.   Larry  Parks,   Lynn  Merrick,   Ray  Walker, 


Jeff  Donnell,  Robert  Williams,  Selmer  Jackson, 
Edythe  Elliott,  Mary  Currier,  Danny  O'Neil,  Frank 
Hubert,  Jean  Hubert,  The  Chords,  King  Cole  Trio, 
Ben   Carter  Choir. 

Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  Lew 
Landers:  Screenplay,  Monte  Brice;  Art  Directors, 
Lionel  Banks,  Walter  Holscher;  Cameraman,  L.  W. 
O'Connell;    Editor,   Jerome  Thorns. 


Step  Lively 


RKO;    88    mins 

Reviewed,    6-21-44. 

Cast,  Frank  Sinatra,  George  Murphy,  Adolphe 
Menjou,  Gloria  De  Haven,  Walter  Slezak,  Eugene 
Pallette,  Wally  Brown,  Alan  Carney,  Grant  Mit- 
chell,  Anne  Jeffreys. 

Producer,  Robert  Fellows;  Director,  Tom 
Whelan:  Screenplay,  Warren  Duff,  Peter  Milne," 
Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino,  Carroll  Clark; 
Musical  Numbers.  Ernst  Matray:  Musical  Director, 
C.  Bakaleinikoff:  Cameraman,  Robert  de  Grasse: 
Editor,   Gene   Milford. 

Storm  Over  Lisbon 

Republic;    86   mins. 

Reviewed,    9-5-44;    Released.    10-16-44. 

Cast,  Vera  Hruba  Ralston,  Richard  Arlen,  Erich 
von  Stroheim,  Otto  Kruger,  Eduardo  Cianelli, 
Robert  Livington,  Mona  Barrie,  Frank  Orth,  Sarah 
Edwards,  Alice  Fleming,  Leon  Belasco,  Kenne 
Duncan,  Aida  Broadbent  Girls. 

Associate  Producer,  George  Sherman;  Director, 
George  Sherman:  Author,  Elizabeth  Meehan; 
Screenplay,  Doris  Gilbert;  Musical  Director,  Mor- 
ton Scott;  Art  Director,  Russell  Kimball;  Camera- 
man, John  Alton;  Special  Effects,  Theodore  Ly- 
decker;  Editor,  Arthur  Roberts. 

Story  of  Dr.  Wassell,  The 

Paramount;   140  mins. 

Reviewed,    4-26-44. 

Cast,  Gary  Cooper,  Laraine  Day,  Signe  Hasio, 
Dennis  O'Keefe,  Carol  Thurston,  Carl  Esmond, 
Paul  Kelly,  Elliot  Reid,  Stanley  Ridges,  Renny 
McEvoy,  Oliver  Thorndike,  Philip  Ahn,  Barbara 
Britton. 

Producer,  Cecil  B.  deMille:  Associate  Producer, 
Sidney  BiddeTl;  Director,  Cecil  B.  deMille;  Screen- 
play, Alan  LeMay,  Charles  Bennett;  Technicolor 
Director,  Natalie  Kalmus;  Musical  Score,  Victor 
Young;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier.  Roland  Ander- 
son; Cameramen,  Victor  Milner.  William  Snyder; 
Process  Photography,  Farciot  Edouart,  Wallace 
Kelley. 


Strange  Affair 


Columbia;    78   mins 

Reviewed,    12-21-44:    Released,    10-5-44. 

Cast,  Allyn  Joslyn,  Evelyn  Keyes,  Marguerite 
Chapman,  Edgar  Buchanan.  Nina  Foch,  Hugo  Haas, 
Shemp  Howard.  Frank  Jenks.  Erwin  Kaiser,  Tonio 
Selwart,  John  Wengraf,  Erik  Rolf,  Carole  Mathews, 
Edgar  Dearing.  Ray  Teal. 

Producer,  Burt  Kelly;  Director,  Alfred  E.  Green; 
Screenplay,  Oscar  Saul,  Eve  Greene,  Jerome  Odium, 
from  "Stalk  the  Hunter,"  by  Oscar  Saul:  Art 
Directors,  Lionel  Banks,  Walter  Holscher;  Musical 
Score,  Marlin  Skiles;  Musical  Director,  M.  W. 
Stoloff;  Cameraman,  Franz  F.  Planer;  Editor. 
Richard  Fantl. 

Strangers  in  the  Night 

Republic;   56  mins. 

Reviewed,  11-8-44;  Released,  9-12-44. 

Cast,  William  Terry.  Virginia  Grey,  Helene 
Thimig,  Edith  Barrett,  Anne  O'Neal. 

Associate  Producer,  Rudolph  E.  Abel;  Director, 
Anthony  Mann:  Author,  Phillip  MacDonald;  Screen- 
play, Bryant  Ford.  Paul  Gangelin;  Art  Director, 
Gano  Chittenden;  Musical  Director,  Morton  Scott: 
Cameraman,  Reggie  Lanning;  Editor,  Arthur 
Roberts. 


Sullivans,  The 


20th-Fox;    111   mins. 

Reviewed,   2-3-44;   Released,  Feb.,   1944. 

Cast,     Anne    Baxter,     Thomas    Mitchell,     Selena 


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Royle,  Edward  Ryan,  Trudy  Marshall,  John 
Campbell,  James  Cardwell,  John  Alvin,  George 
Offerman,  Jr.,  Roy  Roberts,  Ward  Bond,  Mary 
McCarthy,  Bobby  Driscoll,  Nancy  June  Robinson, 
Marvin  Davis,  Buddy  Swan,  Billy  Cummings, 
Johnny  Calkings,  John  Nesbitt,  Selmer  Jackson, 
Harry  Shannon,  Barbara  Brown,  Larry  Thompson, 
Addison  Richards. 

Producer,  Sam  Jaffe:  Associate  Producer,  Robert 
T.  Kane;  Director,  Lloyd  Bacon;  Screenplay,  Mary 
C.  McCall,  Jr.;  Art  Directors,  James  Basevi,  Leland 
Fuller;  Cameraman,  Lucien  Andriot;  Special 
Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Louis  Loeffler. 

Summer  Storm 

United  Artists- Angelus. 

Reviewed,   5-25-44;   Released,   7-14-44. 

Cast,  George  Sanders,  Linda  Darnell,  Anna  Lee, 
Edward  Everett  Horton,  Hugo  Haas,  Lori  Lahner, 
John  Philliber,  Sig  Ruman,  Andre  Chariot,  Mary 
Servoss,  John  Abbott,  Robert  Greig,  Paul  Hurst, 
Charles  Trowbridge,  Byron  Foulger,  Charles  Wagen- 
heim,  Frank  Orth,  Elizabeth  Russell,  Ann  Staunton, 
Johnny  Conlin,  Kate  MacKenna,  Fred  Kurney, 
Sarah  Padden,  Gabriel  Lionoff,  Mike  Mazurki,  John 
Kelly. 

Producer,  Seymour  Nebenzal;  Associate  Pro- 
ducer, Rudolph  Joseph;  Director,  Douglas  Sirk; 
Author,  Anton  Chekhov;  Screenplay,  Rowland 
Leigh;  Musical  Score,  Earl  Hajos;  Musical  Director. 
Karl  Majos;  Art  Director,  Rudi  Feld;  Cameraman, 
Archie  M.  Stout;  Editor,  Greg  Tallas. 

Sunday  Dinner  for  a  Soldier 

20th-Fox;   86  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-8-44;  Released,  December,  1944. 

Cast,  Anne  Baxter,  John  Hodiak,  Charles  Win- 
ninger,  Anne  Revere,  Connie  Marshall,  Chill  Wills, 
Robert  Bailey,  Bobby  Driscoll,  Jane  Darwell,  Billy 
Cummings,  Marietta  Canty,  Barbara  Sears,  Larry 
Thompson,  Bernie  Sell,  Charles  Conklin. 

Producer,  Walter  Morosco;  Director,  Lloyd 
Bacon;  Author,  Martha  Cheavens;  Screenplay, 
Wanda  Tuchock,  Melvin  Levy;  Musical  Score, 
Alfred  Newman;  Art  Directors,  Lyle  Wheeler,  Rus- 
sell Spencer;  Cameraman,  Joe  MacDonald;  Special 
Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  J.  Watson  Webb. 


Sundown  Valley 


Columbia;   55  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-24-44;   Released,   3-23-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Starrett,  Dub  Taylor,  Jeanne 
Bates,  Jessie  Arnold,  Clancy  Cooper,  Jack  Ingram, 
Wheeler  Oakman,  Joel  Friedkin,  Grace  Lenard, 
Eddie  Laughton,  Forrest  Taylor,  Tennessee  Ram- 
blers, Jimmy  Wakely. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Benjamin  Kline; 
Screenplay,  Luci  Ward;  Art  Director,  Lionel  Banks; 
Cameraman,   George  Meehan;   Editor,   Aaron   Stell. 

Suspect,  The 

Universal;  85  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-22-44. 

Cast,  Charles  Laughton,  Ella  Raines,  Dean 
Harens,  Stanley  C.  Ridges,  Henry  Daniell,  Rosalind 
Ivan,  Molly  Lamont,  Raymond  Severn,  Eve  Amber, 
Maude  Eburne,   Clifford  Brooke. 

Producer,  Islin  Auster;  Director,  Robert  Siod- 
mak;  Author,  James  Ronald;  Screenplay,  Bertram 
Millhauser;  Musical  Score,  Frank  Skinner;  Musical 
Director,  Martin  Obzina;  Cameraman,  Paul  Ivano; 
Editor,   Arthur  Hilton. 

Sweet  and  Lowdown 

20th-Fox;  75  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-7-44:   Released,  September,  1944. 

Cast,  Benny  Goodman  Orchestra,  Linda  Darnell. 
Lynn  Bari,  Jack  Oakie,  James  Cardwell,  Allyn 
Joslyn,  John  Campbell,  Roy  Benson,  Dickie  Moore, 
Buddy  Swan,  Beverly  Hudson.  Dorothy  Vaughan. 
George  Lessey,  Ray  Mayer,  Billy  Dawson,  Harry 
McKim,  Robert  Emmett  Keane,  Hope  Landin, 
Cara  Williams,  Roger  Clark,  William  Colby. 

Producer,  William  LeBaron ;  Director,  '  Archie 
Mayo;  Authors,  Richard  English,  Edward  Halde- 
man;  Screenplay,  Richard  English;  Art  Directors, 
Lyle  Wheeler,  Maurice  Ransford;  Musical  Directors, 


Emil  Newman,  Charles  Henderson;  Songs,  Mack 
Gordon,  James  Monaco;  Cameraman,  Lucien  Bal- 
lard; Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen;  Editor,  Doro- 
thy Spencer. 

Sweethearts  of  the  I  .  S.  A. 

Monogram;  63  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-25-44;  Released,  2-7-44. 

Cast,  Una  Merkel,  Parkyakarkus,  Donald  Novis, 
Lillian  Cornel,  Judith  Gibson,  Joel  Friend,  Cobina 
Wright,  Sr.,  Marion  Martin,  Vince  Barnett,  Ralph 
Sanford,  Joseph  Kirk,  Jan  Garber,  Henry  King 
and    Phil    Ohman    orchestras. 

Producer,  Lester  Cutler;  Associate  Producer, 
George  M.  Merrick,  Max  Kravetz:  Director,  Lew 
Collins;  Screenplay,  Arthur  St.  Claire,  Sherman 
Lowe,  Mary  Sheldon;  Musical  Director,  Dave 
Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Ira  Morgan;  Editor,  George 
M.  Merrick. 


Swing  Hostess 


PRC. 

Released,  9-8-44. 

Cast,  Martha  Tilton,  Iris  Adrian,  Charles  Collins, 
Cliff  Nazarro,  Harry  Holman,  Emmett  Lynn,  Betty 
Brodel,  Claire  Rochelle,  Paul  Porcasi,  Terry  Frost, 
Phil  Van  Zandt,  Earle  Bruce. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Screenplay,  Louise  Rousseau,  Gail  Davenport; 
Cameraman,  Jack  Greenhalgh;  Editor,  Holbrook 
N.  Todd. 

Swing  in  the  Saddle 

Columbia. 

Released,   8-31-44. 

Cast,  Jane  Frazee,  Guinn  Williams,  Slim  Sum- 
merville,  Sally  Bliss,  Mary  Treen,  Red  River  Dave, 
Carole  Mathews,  Byron  Foulger,  Hoosier  Hot 
Shots,  King  Cole  Trio,  Jimmy  Wakely. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Lew  Landers; 
Author,  Maurice  Leo;  Screenplay,  Elizabeth 
Beecher,  Morton  Grant,  Bradford  Ropes;  Art  Direc- 
tors, Lionel  Banks,  Charles  Clague;  Cameramen, 
George   Meehan,    Glen   Gano;    Editor,   Aaron   Stell. 

Swingtime  Johnny 

Universal;   60   mins. 

Reviewed,    1-3-44;    Released,    2-4-44. 

Cast,  Andrews  Sisters,  Harriet  Hilliard,  Peter 
Cookson,  Tim  Ryan,  Matt  Willis,  William  Phillips. 
Tom  Dugan,  Ray  Walker,  Marion  Martin,  John 
Hamilton,  John  Sheehan,  Mitch  Ayres  Band. 

Producer,  Warren  Wilson;  Director,  Edward  F. 
Cline;  Author,  Warren  Wilson;  Screenplay,  Clyde 
Bruckman;  Art  Director,  John  B.  Goodman;  Mu- 
sical Director,  Vic  Schoen;  Cameraman,  Jerome 
Ash:    Editor,   Edward  Curtiss. 

—  T  — 
Tahiti  Nights 

Columbia. 

Released,    12-28-44. 

Cast,  Jinx  Falkenburg,  David  O'Brien.  Eddie 
Bruce,  The  Vagabonds,  Pedro  De  Corboda,  Hila 
Hattie.  Carole  Mathews,  Isabel  Withers.  Peter 
Cusanelli,  Charles  Opunui,  Chris  Willowbird. 

Producer,  Sam  White;  Director,  Will  Jason: 
Cameraman,  Burnett  Guffey;  Editor,  James 
Sweeney. 


Take  It  Big 


Paramount;   75  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-9'-44. 

Cast,  Jack  Haley,  Harriet  Hilliard,  Mary  Beth 
Hughes,  Richard  Lane,  Arline  Judge,  Fritz  Feld. 
Lucile  Gleason,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Frank  Forest, 
George  Meeker,  N.  T.  Granlund,  Ozzie  Nelson 
Orchestra,  Ralph  Peters. 

Producers,  William  H.  Pine.  William  C.  Thomas; 
Associate  Producer,  Maxwell  Shane;  Director, 
Frank  McDonald;  Author.  Howard  J.  Green; 
Screenplay,  Howard  J.  Green;  Art  Director,  F. 
Paul  Sylos;  Musical  Score,  Rudy  Schrager;  Songs, 
Lester  Lee,  Jerry  Seelen,  Johnny  Burke,  James 
Van  Heusen;  Cameraman,  Fred  Jackman,  Jr.;  Edi- 
tor, Howard  Smith, 


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Take  It  or  Leave  It 

20th-Fox;   70  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-17-44;    Released,   August,    1944, 

Cast,  Phil  Baker,  Edward  Ryan,  Marjorie  Mas- 
sow,  Stanley  Prager,  Roy  Gordon,  Carleton  Young, 
Ann  Corcoran,  Nella  Walker,  Nana  Bryant,  Renie 
Riano,    Frank   Jenks. 

Producer,  Bryan  Foy;  Director,  Benjamin  Stoloff: 
Screenplay,  Harold  Buchman,  Snag  Werris,  Mac 
Benoff;  Art  Directors,  Lyle  Wheeler,  Leland  Fuller; 
Musical  Director,  Emil  Newman;  Cameraman, 
Joseph  LaShelle;  Special  Effects,  Fred  Sersen; 
Editor,   Harry  Reynolds. 

Tall  in  the  Saddle 

RKO;    87  mins. 

Reviewed,  9-29-44. 

Cast,  John  Wayne,  Ella  Raines,  Ward  Bond. 
George  "Gabby"  Hayes,  Audrey  Long-,  Elisabeth 
Risdon,  Don  Douglas,  Paul  P.  Fix,  Russell  Wade, 
Emory  Parnell,  Raymond  Hatton,  Harry  Woods. 
Wheaton   Chambers,   Frank   Puglia,   Bob  McKenzie. 

Producer,  Robert  Fellows;  Associate  Producer, 
Theron  Warth;  Director,  Edwin  L.  Marin:  Author. 
Gordon  Ray  Young;  Screenplay,  Michael  Hogan, 
Paul  P.  Fix;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino. 
Ralph  Berger;  Score,  Roy  Webb;  Musical  Director, 
C.  Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman,  Robert  de  Grasse; 
Special  Effects,  Vernon  L.  Walker;  Editor.  Philif 
Martin,   Jr. 


Tampico 


20th-Fox;    75  mins. 

Reviewed,  4-5-44;  Released,  April,   1944. 

Cast,  Edward  G.  Robinson,  Lynn  Bari,  Victor 
McLaglen,  Robert  Bailey,  Marc  Lawrence,  E.  J. 
Ballan'tine,  Mona  Maris,  Tonio  Selwart,  Carl  Ek- 
berg,  Roy  Roberts,  George  Sorel,  Charles  Lang, 
Ralph  Byrd,  Louis  Hart,  Paul  Kruger.  Martin 
Cichy,  Constance  Romanoff,  Oscar  Handrian, 
Antonio  Moreno,  Nestor  Paiva,  Muni  Seroff,  Juan 
Varro,  Ben  Erway,  Helene  Brown,  Martin  Gar- 
ralaga,  Margaret  Martin,  David  Cota,  Arno  Frey. 
Chris-Pin  Martin,  Trevor  Bardette,  Peter  Helmers. 
Otto  Reichow,  Ludwig  Donath,  Rudolph  Lindau, 
Jean  Del  Val,  Hans  Von  Morhart. 

Producer,  Robert  Bassler;  Director,  Lothar 
Mendes;  Author,  Ladislas  Fodor;  Screenplay,  Ken- 
neth Garnet,  Fred  Niblo,  Jr.,  Richard  Maeaulay; 
Dance  Director,  Geneva  Sawyer;  Art  Directors. 
James  Basevi,  Albert  Hogsett;  Musical  Director, 
Emil  Newman;  Cameraman,  Charles  Clarke;  Editor, 
Robert  Frit  eh. 

Taxi  to  Heaven 

Artkino;  70  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-6-44:    Released,    5-24-44. 

Produced  in  the  TJ.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  Mikhail  Zharov,  Ludmila  Tselikovskaya. 
Georgi  Spiegel,  Boris  Glinov,  B.  Grigkov,  Tamara 
Govorkova,  K.  Sorokin,  L.  Shabaldina,  Boris 
Shiskin,    Mikhail   Kuznetzov. 

Producer,  Frederick  Ermler;  Director,  Henry 
Rappaport;  Screenplay,  Eugene  Petrov;  Musical 
Score,  U.  Birkukov;  Cameraman,  A.  Halpern: 
Special  Effects,  B.  Khrennikov,  M.  Kortkin. 

Texas  Masquerade 

United  Artists;  59  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-4-44;  Released,  2-18-44. 

Cast.  William  Boyd,  Andy  Clyde,  Jimmy  Rogers, 
Mady  Correll,  Don  Costello.  Russell  Simpson,  Nel- 
son Leigh,  Francis  McDonald,  J.  Farrell  McDonald, 
June  Pickerell,  John  Merton,  Pierce  Lyden,  Robert 
McKenzie,  Bill  Hunter. 

Producer,  Harry  A.  Sherman;  Associate  Pro- 
ducer, Lewis  Rachmil;  Director,  George  Archain- 
baud;  Screenplay,  Norman  Houston,  Jack  Lait, 
Jr.;  Art  Director.  Ralph  Berger;  Cameraman, 
Russell  Harlan;    Editor,   Walter  Hannemann. 


That's  My  Baby! 


Republic;  68  mins. 
Reviewed,  9-14-44:  Released,  9-14-44. 
Cast,  Richard  Arlen,  Ellen  Drew,  Leonid  Kinskey, 
Richard  Bailey,   Minor  Watson,   Marjorie  Manners, 


Madeline  Grey,  Alex  Callam,  P.  J.  Kelly,  Billy 
Benedict,  Jack  Chafe,  Mike  Riley,  Freddie  Fisher, 
Isabelita,  Gene  Rodgers,  Peggy  and  Peanuts,  Frank 
Mitchell,  Lyle  Latell,  Alphonse  Berge,  Doris  Du»ne, 
Aida  Kuznetzoff,  Chuy  Reyes,  Al  Mardo,  Pigmean 
Markham. 

Producer,  Walter  Colmes;  Associate  Producer, 
David  Fleischer;  Director,  William  Berke;  Author, 
Irving  Wallace;  Screenplay,  Nicholas  Barrows, 
William  Tunberg;  Art  Director,  Frank  Dexter; 
Musical  Director,  Jay  Chernis;  Cameraman,  Robert 
Pittack;    Editor,    Robert  Jahns. 

They  Live  in  Fear 

Columbia. 

Reviewed,  10-6-44;   Released.  6-15-44. 

Cast,  Otto  Kruger,  Clifford  Severn,  Pat  Parrish, 
.Jimmy  Carpenter,  Erwin  Kaiser,  Danny  Jackson, 
Jimmy  Zaner,  Jimmy  Clark,  Danny  Desmond,  Billy 
Benedict,  Kay  Dowd,  Eileen  McClory,  Douglas 
Wood,   Frederick    Giermann. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Josef  Berne; 
Author,  Wilfrid  Pettitt;  Screenplay,  Michael  L. 
Simmons,  Sam  Ornitz;  Art  Directors,  Lionel 
Banks,  Carl  Anderson:  Cameraman,  George  Meehan; 
Editor,  James  Sweeney. 

They  Met  in  Moscow 

Artkino;  80  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-9-44;    Released,    6-6-44 

Produced  in  the  U.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  Marina  Ladynina,  Vladimir  Zeldin,  Nikolai 
Kruichkov,  Elena  Schastlivtseva,  Grigori  Alexeyev. 

Producer,  Ivan  Piriev ;  Director,  Ivan  Piriev ; 
Screenplay,  Victor  Gusev;  Musical  Score,  Tikhon 
Khrennikov;  English  Titles,  Charles  Clement;  Eng- 
lish  Lyrics,   Philip   Sterling. 

They  Shall  Have  Faith 

Monogram;   83   mins. 

Reviewed,  12-18-44. 

Cast,  Gale  Storm,  Sir  Aubrey  Smith,  John  Mack 
Brown,  Conrad  Nagel,  Mary  Boland.  Frank  Craven, 
Johnny  Downs,  Catherine  McLeod,  Selmer  Jackson. 
Matt    Willis,    Maurice    St.    Clair,    Leo    Diamond. 

Producer,  Jeffrey  Bernerd;  Director,  William 
Nigh;  Authors,  William  Nigh,  Neil  Rau,  George 
W.  Sayre;  Screenplay,  William  Nigh,  George  W. 
Sayre;  Musical  Director,  Dimitri  Tiomkin;  Camera- 
man,   Harry  Neumann;    Editor,   Richard  Currier. 

Thin  Man  Goes  Home,  The 

M-G-M:   100  mins. 

Reviewed,   12-6-44. 

Cast,  William  Powell,  Myrna  Loy.  Lucile  Watson. 
Gloria  DeHaven,  Anne  Revere,  Helen  Vinson.  Harry 
Davenport,  Leon  Ames,  Donald  Meek,  Edward 
Brophy,  Lloyd  Corrigan,  Anita  Bolster,  Ralph 
Brooke,   Donald  MacBride.   Asta. 

Producer,  Everett  Riskin :  Director,  Richard 
Thorpe;  Author,  Robert  Riskin;  Screenplay,  Robert 
Riskin,  Dwight  Taylor:  Musical  Score,  David  Snell : 
Art  Director,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Edward  Carfagno: 
Cameraman,  Karl  Freund;  Editor,  Ralph  E. 
Winters. 

Thirty  Seconds  Over  Tokyo 

M-G-M;    138   mins. 

Reviewed,  11-15-44. 

Cast,  Van  Johnson,  Robert  Walker,  Spencer 
Tracy,  Phyllis  Thaxter.  Tim  Murdock,  Scott 
McKay,  Gordon  McDonald,  Don  DeFore,  Robert 
Mitchum,  John  R.  Reilly.  Horace  McNally,  Donald 
Curtis,  Louis  Jean  Heydt.  William  "Bill"  Phillips. 
Douglas    Cowan,    Paul    Langton,    Leon    Ames. 

Producer,  Sam  Zimbalist;  Director,  Mervyn 
LeRoy;  Authors,  Capt.  Ted  W.  Lawson,  Robert 
Considine;  Screenplay,  Dalton  Trumbo;  Musical 
Score,  Herbert  Stothart;  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gib- 
bons, Paul  Groesse;  Cameramen,  Harold  Rosson, 
Robert  Surtees;  Editor,  Frank  Sullivan. 

This  Is  the  Life 

Universal;   87  mins. 
Reviewed,    5-10-44;   Released,   6-2-44. 
Cast,    Donald   O'Connor,    Susanna   Foster,    Patric 
Knowles,     Louise     Allbritton,     Dorothy     Peterson. 


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MITCHELL   LEISEN 


"FRENCHMAN'S  GREEK" 

In  Technicolor 

"PRACTICALLY  YOURS" 
"KITTY" 


In   Production 

"MASQUERADE   IN    MEXICO" 


For  Paramount 


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Peggy  Ryan.  Jonathan  Hale,  Frank  Puglia,  Eddie 
Quillan.  Maurice  Marsae,  Otto  Hoffman,  Frank 
Jenks,  Ray  Eberle,  Virginia  Brissae,  Bobby  Brooks 
Quartette. 

Associate  Producer,  Bernard  Burton;  Director. 
Felix  Feist:  Authors,  Sinclair  Lewis,  Fay  Wray 
(from  "Ang-ela  Is  22");  Screenplay,  Wanda 
Tuchock;  Musical  Director,  Charles  Previn;  Art 
Director,  John  B.  Goodman:  Cameraman,  Hal 
Mohr;  Editor,  Ray  Snyder. 

Three  Caballeros,  The 

RKO;  70  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-15-44. 

Producer,  Walt  Disney;  Production  Supervisor- 
Director,  Norman  Ferguson;  Production  Manager, 
Dan  Keefe;  Sequence  Directors,  Clyde  Geronimi, 
Jack  Kinney.  Bill  Roberts:  Story.  Ernest  Terrazzas, 
Ted  Sears,  Bill  Peed,  Ralph  Wright.  Elmer  Plum- 
mer,  Homer  Brightman,  Roy  Williams,  William 
Cottrell,  Del  Connell,  James  Bodrero;  Musical 
Directors,  Charles  Woleott,  Paul  J.  Smith.  Edward 
Plumb:  Lyrics,  Ray  Gilbert;  Art  Supervision.  Mary 
Blair.  Ken  Anderson.  Robert  Cormack;  Process 
Effects,  UB  Iwerks:  Film  Editor.  Don  Halliday: 
Sound.  C.  O.  Sly  field:  Live  Action  Sequences 
Photography,  Ray  Rennahan:  Art  Director,  Rich- 
ard F.  Irvine:  Choreography,  Billy  Daniels,  Aloysio 
Oliveira,   Carmelita  Maraeci. 

Three  Is  a  Family 

United  Artists:   81  mins. 

Reviewed,  11-22-44:  Released,   11-23-44. 

Cast,  Mariorie  Reynolds,  Charlie  Ruggles.  Fay 
Bainter.  Helen  Broderick.  Arthur  Lake,  Hattie 
McDaniel.  Jeff  Donnell,  John  Philliber.  Walter 
Catlett,  Clarence  Kolb,  William  Terry.  Cheryl 
Walker,  Fred  Brady.  Margaret  Early.  Else  Jansen, 
Renie  Riano.  Warren  Hymer,  Clyde  Fillmore. 
Christian   Rub.   Donna    and   Elissa   Lambertson. 

Producer.  Sol  Lesser:  Director.  Edward  Ludwig: 
Authors.  Phoebe  and  Henry  Ephron:  Screenplay. 
Harry  Chandlee,  Marjorie  L.  Pfaelzer:  Musical 
Score.  Werner  R.  Hevmann:  Musical  Director, 
rharles  Previn:  Art  Director.  Al  Ybarra:  Produc- 
tion Designers.  Phil  Paradise.  J.  Patrick;  Camera- 
man, Charles  Lawton,  Jr.;  Editor,  Robert  Crandall. 

Three  Little  Sisters 

Republic:    69  mins. 

Reviewed,   7-28-44:   Released,   7-31-44. 

Cast,  Mary  Lee.  Ruth  Terry,  Cheryl  Walker. 
William  Terry,  Jackie  Moran,  Charles  Arnt.  Frank 
Jenks.  William  Shirley.  Tom  Fadden,  Tom  London. 
Milt  Kibbee.  Addison  Richards,  Lillian  Randolph. 
Sam  McDaniel.  Forrest  Taylor. 

Associate  Producer.  Harry  Grey:  Director,  Joseph 
Santley;  Authors,  Maurice  Clark.  Olive  Cooper: 
Screenplay,  Olive  Cooper;  Art  Director.  Gano 
Chittenden:  Musical  Director.  Morton  Scott;  Cam- 
eraman.  Reggie  Lanning;   Editor,   Fred  Allen. 

Three  Men  in  White 

M-G-M:   85  mins. 

Reviewed.  5-10-44:  Released.  June.  1944. 

Cast.  Lionel  Barrymore,  Van  Johnson,  Marilyn 
Maxwell,  Keye  Luke.  Ava  Gardner,  Alma  Kruger, 
"Rags"  Ragland,  Nell  Craig,  Walter  Kingsford, 
George  H.  Reed,  Patricia  Barker,  Addison  Richards, 
Violet  Wilson. 

Director.  Willis  Goldbeck ;  Screenplay,  Martin 
Berkeley,  Harry  Ruskin;  Musical  Score,  Nathaniel 
Shilkret:  Art  Directors,  Cedric  Gibbons,  Harry- 
McAfee ;  Cameraman,  Ray  June;  Editor,  George 
Hively. 

Three  of  a  Kind 

Monogram. 

Released.   7-22-44. 

Cast,  Billy  Gilbert.  Shemp  Howard.  Maxie 
Rosenbloom,  Helen  Gilbert,  June  Lang.  Buzzy 
Henry,  Paul  Phillips,  Wheeler  Oakman.  Franklyn 
Parker,  Marie  Austin.  Sheila  Roberts,  Bob  McKen- 
zie,   Sid  Saylor,  Harris  Ashburn. 

Producers.  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,    Barney   A.    Sareeky;    Director.    D.    Ross 


Lederman;  Screenplay,  Earle  Snell,  Arthur  Caesar; 
Cameraman,  Marcel  Le  Picard;  Editor,  Lloyd 
Friedgen. 

Thunder  Rock 

English   Films,    Inc.;    90   mins. 

Reviewed,    9-14-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  Michael  Redgrave,  Barbara  Mullen,  James 
Mason,  Lilli  Palmer,  Finlay  Currie,  Frederick 
Valk,  Sybilla  Binder,  Frederick  Cooper,  Jean  Shep- 
erd,  Barry  Morse,  George  Carney,  A.  E.  Matthews. 

Producer,  John  Boulting;  Director,  Roy  Boult- 
ing;  Attthor,  Robert  Ardrey;  Screenplay,  Jeffrey 
Dell,  Bernard  Miles;  Music,  Hans  May;  Camera- 
man,  Mutz   Greenbaum. 

Thundering  Gun  Slingers 

PRC;   59   mins. 

Reviewed.   9-22-44;  Released,  3-25-44. 

Cast.  Buster  Crabbe,  Al  St.  John,  Frances  Glad- 
win, Karl  Hackett,  Charles  King,  Jack  Ingram, 
Kermit    Maynard,    Budd    Buster,    George    Chesbro. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Author,  Fred  Myton;  Screenplay,  Fred  Myton  : 
Cameraman,   Robert   Cline. 

Till  We  Meet  Again 

Paramount;   88  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-30-44. 
,  Cast,  Ray  Milland,  Barbara  Britton,  Walter 
Slezak,  Lucile  Watson,  Konstantin  Shayne,  Vladi- 
mir Sokoloff,  Marguerite  D'Alvarez,  Mona  Free- 
man, William  Edmunds,  George  Davis,  Peter  Hel- 
mers,   John   Wengraf.   Mira  McKinney,   Tala  Birell. 

Associate  Producer,  David  Lewis;  Director, 
Frank  Borzage;  Author,  Alfred  Maury;  Screen- 
play, Lenore  Coffee;  Musical  Score,  David  But- 
tolph;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Robert  Usher: 
Cameraman,  Theodor  Sparkuhl;  Special  Effects, 
Gordon  Jennings;   Editor,   Elmo   Vernon. 


Timber  Queen 


Paramount;  66  mins. 

Reviewed,    1-13-44. 

Cast,  Richard  Arlen,  Mary  Beth  Hughes,  June 
Havoc,  Sheldon  Leonard,  George  E.  Stone,  Dick 
Purcell,  Tony  Hughes,  Edmund  MacDonald,  Bill 
Haade.  Clancy  Cooper,  Dewey  Robinson,  Horace 
McMahon,  Jimmy  Ames. 

Producers,  William  Pine,  William  Thomas:  Di- 
rector, Frank  McDonald;  Screenplay,  Maxwell 
Shane,  Edward  T.  Lowe;  Musical  Score,  Willy 
Stahl:  Art  Director,  F.  Paul  Sylos;  Cameraman, 
Fred  Jackman,  Jr.;  Editor,  Howard  Smith. 

To  Have  and  Have  Not 

Warners;  100  mins. 

Reviewed,    10-18-44. 

Cast.  Humphrey  Bogart,  Walter  Brennan,  Lauren 
Bacall,  Dolores  Moran,  Hoagy  Carmichael,  Walter 
Melnar,  Sheldon  Leonard,  Marcel  Dalio,  Walter 
Sande,  Dan  Seymour,  Aldo  Nadi,  Paul  Marion. 
Patricia  Shay,  Pat  West,  Emmett  Smith,  Sir 
Lancelot. 

Producer,  Howard  Hawks;  Director.  Howard 
Hawks:  Author,  Ernest  Hemingway;  Screenplay. 
Jules  Furthman,  William  Faulkner:  Art  Director, 
Charles  Novi;  Musical  Director,  Leo  F.  Forbstein; 
Cameraman,  Sid  Hickox;  Special  Effects.  Roy 
Davidson,  Rex  Wimpy;   Editor,   Christian  Nyby. 


Together  Again 


Columbia;   93  mins. 

Reviewed,   11-8-44;    Released,    12-22-44. 

Cast,  Irene  Dunne.  Charles  Boyer,  Charles 
Coburn,  Mona  Freeman.  Jerome  Courtland,  Eliza- 
beth Patterson,  Charles  Dingle,  Walter  Baldwin 
Fern  Emmett.  Frank  Puglia. 

Producer,  Virginia  Van  Upp:  Director,  Charles 
Vidor;  Authors,  Stanley  Russell,  Herbert  Biber- 
man;  Screenplay,  Virginia  Van  Upp.  F.  Hugh 
Herbert;  Art  Directors.  Stephen  Goosson.  Van  Nest 
Polgalse;  Musical  Score.  Werner  R.  Heymann: 
Musical  Director.  M.  W.  Stoloff:  Cameraman. 
Joseph    Walker:    Editor,    Otto    Meyer. 


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PRODUCTIONS 


for 


PARAMOUNT 


****, 


William  H.  Pine 


William  C.  Thomas 


1H 


Tomorrow  the  World 

United  Artists:   86   mins. 

Reviewed,   12-18-44;  Released,  12-29-44. 

Cast,  F'redric  March,  Betty  Field.  Agnes  Moore- 
head,  Skippy  Homeier,  Joan  Carroll,  Edith  Angold, 
Rudy  Wissler,  Boots  Brown,  Marvin  Davis,  Patsy 
Ann  Thompson,   Marry    Newton,   Tom   Fadden. 

Producer.  Lester  Cowan:  Associate  Producer, 
David  Hall;  Director,  Leslie  Fenton;  Authors. 
James  Gow,  Arnaud  D'Usseau;  Screenplay,  Ring 
Lardner.  Jr.,  Leopold  Atlas;  Art  Director,  James 
Sullivan:  Cameraman,  Henry  Sharp;  Editor,  Ann 
Bauchens. 

Town  Went  Wild,  The 

PRC;    77  mins. 

Reviewed.    11-9-44;    Released,    12-15-44. 

Cast,  Freddie  Bartholomew,  James  Lydon.  Ed- 
ward Everett  Horton,  Tom  Tully,  Jill  Browning, 
Minna  Gombell,  Ruth  Lee,  Roberta  Smith,  Maude 
Eburne,  Charles  Halton,  Ferris  Taylor,  Jimmy 
Conlin,  Monte  Collins,  Olin  Howlin,  Charles  Mid- 
dleton,    Emmett   Lynn,   Dorothy   Vaughan. 

Producers,  Bernard  B.  Roth.  Clarence  Greene. 
Russell  Rouse:  Director  Ralph  Murphy;  Authors. 
Bernard  B.  Roth.  Clarence  Greene.  Russell  Rouse: 
\rt  Director,  George  Van  Marter;  Musical  Director. 
Davis  Chudnow;  Cameraman,  Philip  Tannura : 
Editor,  Thomas  Neff. 

Trail  of  Terror 

PRC:  63  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-3-44. 

Cast,  Dave  O'Brien.  Jim  Newill,  Guy  Wilkerson. 
Patricia  Knox,  Jack  Ingram,  Stanford  Jolley,  Bud 
Buster,    Kenne    Duncan,    Frank    Ellis.    Robert    Hill. 

Producers,  Alfred  Stern,  Arthur  Alexander; 
Director,  Oliver  Drake;  Screenplay,  Oliver  Drake: 
Musical  Score,  Lee  Zahler;  Art  Director,  Fred 
Preble:  Cameraman,  Ira  Morgan;  Editor,  Charlees 
Henkel,  Jr. 

Trail  to  Gunsight 

Universal. 

Released.   8-18-44. 

Cast.  Eddie  Dew,  Lyle  Talbot,  Fuzzy  Knight. 
Ray  Whitley,  Maris  Wrixon,  Buzzy  Henry,  Marie 
Austin,  Sarah  Padden,  Glenn  Strange,  Ray  Ben- 
'  nett,  Charlie  Morton. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake:  Director, 
Vernon  Keays;  Author,  Jay  Karth;  Screenplay. 
Bennett  Cohen;  Musical  Director,  Paul  Sawtell; 
Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Gross- 
man; Cameraman,  Maury  Gertsman;  Editor,  Rus- 
sell Schoengarth. 


Trigger  Law 


Monogram. 

Released.   9-30-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Steele,  Hoot  Gibson,  Beatrice  Gray. 
Ralph  Lewis,  Ed  Cassidy,  Jack  Ingram,  George 
Eldridge,  Pierce  Lyden,  Lane  Chandler,  Bud  Os- 
borne,  George  Morell. 

Producer,  Charles  J.  Bigelow;  Director,  Vernon 
Keays;  Screenplay,  Victor  Hammond;  Musical 
Director,  Frank  Sanucci;  Cameraman,  Marcel 
LePicard;    Editor,   John  M.  Fuller. 


Trigger  Trail 


Universal. 

Released,  7-7-44. 

Cast,  Rod  Cameron,  Fuzzy  Knight,  Eddie  Dew, 
Vivian  Austin,  Lane  Chandler,  George  Eldredge, 
Buzzy  Henry,  Davison  Clark,  Michael  Vallon,  Dick 
Alexander,   Jack  Rockwell,   Budd  Buster. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake;  Director. 
Lewis  D.  Collins:  Screenplay,  Ed  Earl  Repp;  Art 
Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Abraham  Grossman; 
Cameraman,  William  Sickner;  Editor,  Milton  Car- 
ruth. 

Trocadero 

Republic;   74  mins. 

Reviewed,   4-24-44;   Released,   4-24-44. 

Cast,     Rosemary     Lane,     Johnny    Downs, 


Ralph 


Morgan,  Dick  Purcell,  Sheldon  Leonard,  Cliff 
Nazarro,  Marjorie  Manners,  Erskine  Johnson. 
Dave  Fleischer,  Emmett  Vogan,  Charles  Calvert, 
Dewey  Robinson,  Ruth  Hilliard,  Eddie  Bartell, 
Bob  Chester  Orchestra,  Matty  Malneck  Orchestra. 
Gus  Arheim  Orchestra,  Eddie  LeBaron  Orchestra. 
Wingy  Mannone,  The  Radio  Rogues,  The  Star- 
dusters,  Ida  James,  Patricia  Kay,  Betty  Bradley, 
Jane    Ellison. 

Producer,  Walter  Colmes;  Director,  William 
Nigh;  Authors,  Charles  F.  Chaplin,  Garret  Holmes: 
Screenplay.  Allen  Gale:  Musical  Director,  Jay 
Chernis;  Cameraman,  Jackson  Rose;  Editor,  Robert 
Crandall. 

Tucson  Raiders 

Republic;    55   mins. 

Reviewed,    5-25-44;    Released,    5-14-44. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott,  George  "Gabby"  Hayes. 
Bobby  Blake.  Alice  Fleming,  Ruth  Lee,  Peggy 
Stewart,  LeRoy  Mason,  Stanley  Andrews,  John 
Whitney,  Bud  Geary,  Karl  Hackett,  Tom  Steele, 
Marshall   Reed,   Tom   Chatterton,   Edward   Cassidy. 

Associate  Producer,  Eddy  White;  Director, 
Spencer  Bennett:  Aiithor,  Jack  O'Donnell;  Screen- 
play, Anthony  Coldeway;  Art  Director,  Gano  Chit- 
tenden; Musical  Score,  Joseph  Dubin;  Cameraman, 
Reggie    Lanning;    Editor,    Harry   Keller. 


Twilight  on  the  Prairie 

Universal;   62  mins. 

Reviewed,  8-28-44;  Released,  7-14-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Downs,  Vivian  Austin,  Leon  Errol, 
Connie  Haines,  Eddie  Quillan,  Jack  Teagarden 
Orchestra,  Milburn  Stone,  Jimmie  Dodd,  Olin 
Howlin,  Perc  Launders,  Dennis  Moore,  Ralph 
Peters,    Foy    Willing. 

Associate  Producer,  Warren  Wilson;  Director, 
Jean  Yarbrough;  Author,  Warren  Wilson;  Screen- 
play, Clyde  Bruckman;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Good- 
man, Abraham  Grossman;  Cameraman,  Jerome 
Ash;    Editor,   Fred   R.   Feitshans,   Jr. 


Two  Girls  and  a  Sailor 

M-G-M;    124   mins. 

Reviewed,  4-27-44;  Released,  June,  1944. 

Cast,  Van  Johnson,  June  Allyson,  Gloria  De- 
Haven,  Jose  Iturbi,  Jimmy  Durante,  Gracie  Allen. 
Lena  Home,  Tom  Drake,  Henry  Stephenson,  Henry 
O'Neill,  Ben  Blue,  Carlos  Ramirez,  Frank  Sully, 
Albert  Coates,  Donald  Meek.  Amparo  Iturbi. 
Virginia  O'Brien,  Wilde  Twins,  Frank  Jenks,  Harry 
James  Orchestra.  Helen  Forrest,  Xavier  Cugat 
Orchestra,   Lina  Romay. 

Producer,  Joe  Pasternak:  Director,  Richard 
Thorpe:  Screenplay,  Richard  Connell,  Gladys  Leh- 
man; Musical  Director,  Georgie  Stoll;  Dance  Direc- 
tor, Sammy  Lee;  Art  Director,  Cedric  Gibbons; 
Cameraman,  Robert  Surtees;  Editor,  George  Boem- 
ler. 


Two-Man   Submarine 

Columbia;  62  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-2'9-44;  Released,  3-16-44. 

Cast,  Tom  Neal,  Ann  Savage,  J.  Carrol  Naish. 
Robert  Williams,  Abner  Biberman,  George  Lynn 
J.  Alex  Havier. 

Producer,  Jack  Fier;  Director,  Lew  Landers: 
Author,  Bob  Williams;  Screenplay,  Griffin  Jay, 
Leslie  T.  White:  Art  Directors,  Lionel  Banks, 
Cary  Odell;  Musical  Director,  M.  W.  Stoloff;  Cam- 
eraman, James  Van  Trees:   Editor,  Jerome  Thorns. 


Two  Soldiers 

Artkino;  72  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-31-44;    Released,    7-26-44. 

Produced  in  the  U.  S.  S.  R. 

Cast,  Mark  Bernes,  Boris  Andreyev,  Vera  Sher- 
shevna,  Yannina  Zheimo,  Maxim  Straukh,  I. 
Kuznetzof,  S.  Krilov,  Peter  Masokha. 

Director,  L.  Lukov;  Screenplay,  Eugene  Ga- 
brilovich;  Music,  N.  Bogoslavsky;  Songs,  V. 
Agatov,  M.  Colovny;  English  Titles,  Charles  Cle- 
ment. 


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—  1/  — 

U-Boat  Prisoner 

Columbia:   65  mins. 

Reviewed,   8-22-44;   Released,   7-25-44. 

Cast.  Bruce  Bennett,  Erik  Wolf,  John  Abbott, 
John  Wengraf,  Robert  Williams,  Kenneth  Mac- 
Donald,  Erwin  Kaiser,  Egon  Brecher,  Frederick 
Giermann,  Arno  Frey,  Sven-Hugo  Borg,  Nelson 
Leigh,  Fred  Graff,  Trevor  Bardette,  Paul  Conrad, 
Eric  Feldary. 

Producer,  Wallace  MacDonald;  Director,  Lew 
Landers;  Author,  Archie  Gibbs;  Sreenplay,  Audrey 
Wisberg;  Art  Directors.  Lionel  Banks.  Perry  Smith: 
Cameraman,   Bernard  Guffey. 

Uncensorecl 

20th-Fox;    83   mins. 

Reviewed,  1-20-44;  Released,  1-21-44.   (Produced 

in   England.) 

Cast,  Eric  Portman,  Phyllis  Calvert,  Griffith 
Jones,  Peter  Glenville,  Frederick  Culley,  Raymond 
Lovell.  Irene  Handl,  Carl  Jaffe,  Stuart  LindseU, 
Felix  Aylmer,  Eliot  Makeham,  J.  H.  Roberts, 
Walter  Hudd,  Aubrey  Mallalieu.  Ben  Williams. 
Arthur  Goulett,  John  Slater,  Philip  Godfrey, 
Lloyd  Pearson,  Phyllis  Monkman.  Kathleen  Boutall. 

Producer,  Edward  Black;  Director,  Anthony 
Asquith;  Author,  Oscar  E.  Millard:  Screenplay. 
Rodney  Ackland,  Terrence  Ratigan;  Art  Director. 
Velchinsky;  Musical  Director,  Louis  Levy:  Cam- 
eraman, Arthur  Crabtree. 


Producer.  Sam  White:  Director,  Herman  Rotsten ; 
Authors,  Charles  Kenyon,  Robert  Wilmot:  Screen- 
play, Leslie  T.  White,  Charles  Kenyon;  Art  Direc- 
tor, Perry  Smith:  Musical  Director.  Mischa 
Bakaleinikoff ;  Cameraman.  Burnett  Guffey;  Editor. 
Gene  Havlick. 


Uncertain  Glory 


Warners;    102   mins. 

Reviewed,   4-24-44;   Released,   4-22-44. 

Cast,  Errol  Flynn,  Paul  Lukas,  Jean  Sullivan. 
Lucile  Watson,  Faye  Emerson,  James  Flavin. 
Douglas  Dumbrille,  Dennie  Hoey,  Sheldon  Leonard. 
Odette  Myrtil,  Francis  Pierlot,  Wallis  Clark.  Vic- 
tor Kilian,  Ivan  Triesault,  Van  Antwerp,  Art 
Smith,  Carl  Harbaugh,  Mary  Servoss,  Charles  La- 
Torre,  Pedro  de  Cordoba,  Bobby  Walberg,  Erskine 
Sanford,  Felix  Basch,  Joel  Friedkin. 

Producer,  Robert  Buckner;  Director,  Raoul 
Walsh;  Authors,  Joe  May,  Laszlo  Vadnay;  Screen- 
play, Laszlo  Vadnay,  Max  Brand;  Art  Director, 
Robert  Haas:  Musical  Score,  Adolph  Deutsch: 
Musical  Director,  Leo  Forbstein:  Cameraman,  Sid 
Hickox;  Special  Effects,  Roy  Davidson;  Editor. 
George  Amy. 

Underground  Guerrillas 

Columbia;   82  mins. 

Reviewed,    9-22-44:    Released.    5-18-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  John  Clements.  Tom  Walls,  Rachel  Thomas. 
Stephen  Murray.  Mary  Morris,  Godfrey  Tearle. 
Robert  Harris,  Michael  Wilding,  Charles  Victor, 
Niall  MacGuinnis.  Ivor  Bernard. 

Producer,  Michael  Balcon;  Director,  Sergei 
Xolbandov:  Author.  George  Slocombe;  Screenplay, 
John  Dighton.  M.  Manischewsky;  Cameraman,  W. 
Cooper;   Special  Effects,   Roy  Kellino. 

Uninvited,  The 

Paramount;   98   mins. 

Reviewed,    1-6-44. 

Cast,  Ray  Milland,  Ruth  Hussey,  Donald  Crisp, 
Cornelia  Otis  Skinner,  Dorothy  Stickney,  Barbara 
Everest,  Alan  Napier,  Gil  Russell,  Jessica  New- 
combe,  John  Kieran,  Rita  Page. 

Associate  Producer,  Charles  Brackett;  Director. 
Lewis  Allen;  Author,  Dorothy  Macardle;  Screen- 
play, Dodie  Smith,  Frank  Partos;  Musical  Score, 
Victor  Young;  Art  Directors,  Hans  Dreier,  Ernst 
Fegte;  Cameraman,  Charles  Lang;  Special  Effects, 
Farciot  Edouart;   Editor,  Doane  Harrison. 

Unwritten  Code,  The 

Columbia;  61  mins. 

Reviewed,  12-20-44;  Released.  10-26-44. 

Cast.  Ann  Savage,  Tom  Neal,  Roland  Varno, 
Howard  Freeman,  Mary  Currier,  Bobby  Larson. 
Teddy  Infuhr.  Otto  Reichow.  Fred  Essler.  Frederick 
Giermann.  Tom  Holland.  Phil  Van  Zandt,  Car] 
Ekberg.    Alan   Bridge. 


Up  in  Arms 


RKO;    106  mins. 

Reviewed,    2-7-44. 

Cast,  Danny  Kaye,  Dinah  Shore,  Dana  Andrews. 
Constance  Dowling.  Louis  Calhern.  George  Mathews. 
Benny  Baker,  Elisha  Cook,  Jr.,  Lyle  Talbot,  Wal- 
ter Catlett,  George  Meeker,  Richard  Powers. 
Margaret  Dumont,  Donald  Dickson,  Charles  Arnt. 
Charles  Halton,  Tom  Dugan,  Sig  Arno,  Harry 
Hayden,  Charles  D.  Brown,  Maurice  Cass,  Fred 
Essler,   Rudolf  Friml,   Jr. 

Producer,  Samuel  Goldwyn;  Associate  Producer, 
Don  Hartman;  Director,  Elliott  Nugent:  Author. 
Owen  Davis  (from  "The  Nervous  Wreck")  ;  Screen- 
play, Don  Hartman,  Allen  Boretz,  Robert  Pirosh; 
Musical  Director,  Lou  Forbes;  Art  Directors,  Perry 
Ferguson,  Stewart  Chanev:  Dance  Director.  Danny 
Dare;  Cameraman,  Ray  Rennahan;  Special  Effects. 
Clarence  Slifer,  R.  O.  Binger;  Editors.  Daniel 
Mandell,  James  Newcom. 

Up  in  Mabel's  Room 

United  Artists;  76  mins. 

Reviewed,    3-24-44;    Released,    4-28-44. 

Cast,  Marjorie  Reynolds.  Dennis  O'Keefe  Gail 
Patrick,  Mischa  Auer,  Charlotte  Greenwood,  Lee 
Bowman,  John  Hubbard,  Binnie  Barnes,  Janet 
Lambert,   Fred   Kohler,    Jr..    Harry   Hayden. 

Producer,  Edward  Small;  Director,  Allan  Dwan; 
Authors,  Otto  Harbach,  Wilson  Collison;  Screen- 
play, Tom  Reed;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Paul: 
Art  Director,  Joseph  Sternad;  Cameraman,  Charles 
Lawton,  Jr.;  Special  Effects,  George  Emick;  Edi- 
tor,   Grant    Whytock. 

Utah  Kid,  The 

Monogram. 

Released.    7-26-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Steele,  Hoot  Gibson,  Beatrick  Grey. 
Evelyn  Eaton.  Maurice  Hugo.  Ralph  Lewis.  James- 
son   Shade,   Mike  G.  Letz,   Dan   White. 

Director,  Vernon  Keays;  Screenplay,  Victor 
Hammond:  Cameraman,  Harry  Neumann;  Editor. 
John  C.  Fuller. 

—  V  — 

Valley  of  Vengeance 

PRC;   '56   mins. 

Reviewed,  8-28-44:  Released.  5-5-44. 

Cast,  Buster  Crabbe.  Al  St.  John,  Evelyn  Finley. 
Donald  Mayo,  David  Pononsky,  Glenn  Strange. 
Charles  King,  John  Merton,  Lynton  Brent,  Jack 
Ingraham,  Bud  Osborne.   Nora   Bush,   Steve  Clark. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field;  Screenplay,  Joseph  O'Donnell;  Cameraman. 
Jack  Greenhalgh;  Editor,  Holbrook  N.  Todd. 

Very  Thought  of  You,  The 

Warners;  99  mins. 

Reviewed,   10-20-44:    Released,    11-11-44. 

Cast,  Dennis  Morgan,  Eleanor  Parker.  Dane 
Clark,  Faye  Emerson,  Beulah  Bondi.  Henry  Travers. 
William  Prince,  Andrea  King,  John  Alvin,  Marianne 
O'Brien,  Georgia  Lee  Settle,  Dick  Erdman.  Francis 
Pierlot. 

Producer,  Jerry  Wald;  Director.  Delmer  Daves: 
Author,  Lionel  Wiggam:  Screenplay,  Alvah  Bessie. 
Delmer  Daves;  Musical  Score,  Franz  Waxman: 
Art  Director,  Leo  Kuter;  Musical  Director,  Leo 
F.  Forbstein;  Cameraman.  Bert  Glennon;  Editor. 
Alan  Crosland,  Jr. 

Vigilantes  of  Dodge  City 

Republic. 

Released,    11-15-44. 

Cast,  Bill  Elliott.  Bobby  Blake.  Alice  Fleming. 
Linda  Stirling.  LeRoy  Mason.  Hal  Taliaferro.  Tom 
London.  Stephen  Barclay,  Bud  Geary.  Kenne  Dun- 
can.  Bob   Wilke. 


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Thanks  to  my  many  friends  ior 

remembering  me  during  my   18 

months  in  the  U.  S.   Navy. 

BILLY 
DE  WOLFE 

Under   Contract  to 
Paramount 

"MISS  SUSIE  SLAGLE'S" 


Management 
M.  C.  A. 


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Associate  Producer,  Stephen  Auer;  Director.  Wal- 
lace Grissell:  Author,  Norman  S.  Hall;  Screenplay. 
Norman  S.  Hall,  Anthony  Coldewey;  Art  Director. 
Fred  A.  Ritter;  Musical  Score,  Joseph  Dubia; 
Cameraman,  William  Bradford;  Editor,  Charles 
Craft. 

Vigilantes  Ride,  The 

Columbia. 

Released.    2-3-44. 

Cast,  Russell  Hayden,  Dub  Taylor.  Bob  Wills. 
Shirley  Patterson,  Tristram  Coffin,  Jack  Rockwell, 
Robert  Kortman,  Dick  Botiller,  Jack  Kirk,  Stanley 
Brown. 

Producer,  Leon  Barsha;  Director,  William  Berke; 
Screenplay,  Ed  Earl  Repp;  Art  Director,  Lionel 
Banks;  Cameraman,  Benjamin  Kline;  Editor,  Jer- 
ome Thomas. 

Voice  in  the  Wind 

United  Artists;   85  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-3-44;  Released,  4-21-44. 

Cast,  Francis  Lederer,  Sigrid  Gurie,  J.  Edward 
Bromberg.  J.  Carrol  Naish,  Alexander  Granach, 
Da  vie  Cota.  Olga  Fabian,  Howard  Johnson,  Hans 
Schumm,  Luis  Alberni,  George  Sorel,  Martin  Gar- 
ralaga.  Jacqueline  Dalya,  Rudolph  Myzet,  Fred 
Nurney,  Bob  Stevenson,  Otto  Reichow,  Martin 
Berliner. 

Producers.  Rudolph  Monter,  Arthur  Ripley;  Di- 
rector, Arthur  Ripley;  Author,  Arthur  Ripley; 
Screenplay,  Frederick  Torberg;  Musical  Score. 
Michel  Michelet;  Art  Director.  Rudy  Feld;  Musical 
Director,  Yascha  Paii:  Cameraman,  Dick  Fryer: 
Editor,   Holbrook   N.   Todd. 

Voodoo  Man 

Monogram:    62    mins. 

Reviewed.    2-15-44:    Released,    2-21-44. 

Cast,  Bela  Lugosi,  John  Carradine,  George 
Zucco,  Wanda  McKay,  Louise  Currie,  Michael 
Ames,  Ellen  Hall,  Terry  Walker,  Mary  Currier, 
Claire  James.  Henry  Hull,  Dan  White,  Pat  McKee, 
Mici  Goty. 

Producers.  Sam  Katzman,  Jack  Dietz;  Associate 
Producer,  Barney  Sarecky;  Director,  William  Beau- 
dine;  Author,  Robert  Charles;  Screenplay,  Robert 
Charles:  Art  Director,  Dave  Milton;  Musical  Di- 
rector, Edward  Kay;  Cameraman,  Marcel  Le  Picard: 
Editor,    Carl   Pierson. 


—  w  — 


Waterfront 

PRC:   65  mins. 

Reviewed,    5-25-44;    Released.    6-10-44. 

Cast.  John  Carradine,  J.  Carrol  Naish,  Maris 
Wrixon,  Edwin  Maxwell,  Terry  Frost.  John  Bleifer, 
Marten  Lamont,  Olga  Fabian,  Claire  Rochelle,  Billy 
Nelson. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander:  Director,  Steve 
Sekely;  Screenplay.  Martin  Mooney,  Irwin  F. 
Franklyn;  Art  Director.  Paul  Palmentola:  Mu- 
sical Director,  Lee  Zahler;  Cameraman,  Robert 
Cline;  Editor,  Charles  Henkel,  Jr. 

Weekend  Pass 

Universal;   65  mins. 

Reviewed,  2-14-44;  Released,  2-18-44. 

Cast,  Martha  O'Driscoll,  Noah  Beery,  Jr.,  George 
Barbier,  Dennis  Moore,  Pierre  Watkin,  John  James, 
Lotte  Stein,  Irving  Bacon,  Andrew  Tombes,  Mayris 
Chaney,  Delta  Rhythm  Boys,  Leo  Diamond  Quin- 
tet. 

Associate  Producer,  Warren  Wilson:  Director, 
Jean  Yarbrough;  Author,  Warren  Wilson;  Screen- 
play, Clyde  Bruckman:  Art  Director,  John  B.  Good- 
man; Musical  Director,  Don  George;  Cameraman, 
William   Siekner. 

We've  Come  a  Long,  Long 
Way 

Negro  Marches  On,  Inc.;  70  mins. 
Reviewed,  6-6-44. 

Producer,  Jack  Goldberg;  Director.  Jack  Gold- 
berg. 


Weird  Woman 

Universal. 

Released,  4-14-44. 

Cast,  Lon  Chaney.  Anne  Gwynne,  Evelyn  Ankers, 
Ralph  Morgan,  Elizabeth  Risdon,  Lois  Collier. 
Elizabeth  Russell,  Harry  Cayden,  Phil  Brown, 
Jackie  Lou  Harding,   Hanna  Kaapa. 

Associate  Producer,  Oliver  Drake:  Director,  Regi- 
nald Le  Borg;  Author,  Fritz  Leiber,  Jr.;  Screen- 
play, Brenda  Weisberg:  Musical  Director,  Paul 
Aawtell;  Art  Directors,  John  B.  Goodman,  Richard 
Riedel;  Cameraman,  Virgil  Miller;  Editor,  Milton 
Carruth. 

West  of  the  Rio  Grande 

Monogram. 

Reviewed,   10-3-44;   Released,   8-9-44. 

Cast,  Johnny  Mack  Brown,  Raymond  Hatton. 
Dennis  Moore,  Christine  Mclntyre,  Lloyd  In- 
graham.  Kenneth  MacDonald,  Frank  LaRue,  Art 
Fowler,  Hugh  Prosser,  Edmund  Cobb,  Steve  Clark, 
Jack    Rockwell,    Hal    Price,    John    Merton. 

Director,  Lambert  Hillyer;  Screenplay,  Betty 
Burbridge;  Musical  Director,  Edward  Kay:  Camera- 
man,   Arthur    Martinelli;    Editor,    John    C.    Fuller. 

Westward  Round 

Monogram. 

Released.   1-10-44. 

Cast.  Ken  Maynard.  Hoot  Gibson,  Bob  Steele. 
Betty  Miles,  John  Bridges.  Harry  Woods,  Karl 
Hackett,  Weldon  Heyburn,  Hal  Price,  Roy  Brent, 
Frank   Ellis,   Curley  Dresden. 

Producer.  Robert  Tansey;  Director,  Robert  Tan- 
sey;  Screenplay,  Frances  Kavanaugh;  Musical 
Director,  Frank  Sanucci;  Cameraman,  Marcel  Le 
Picard:  Editor,  John  C.  Fuller. 

When  Strangers  Marry 

Monogram;   67  mins. 

Reviewed.   9-21-44;   Released,   10-44. 

Cast,  Dean  Jagger,  Jim  Hunter,  Robert  Mitchum. 
Neil  Hamilton,  Lou  Lubin,  Milt  Kibbee,  Dewey 
Robinson,  Claire  Whitney,  Edward  Jeane,  Virginia 
Sale,  Dick  Elliott,  Lee  White. 

Producers,  Maurice  King,  Franklin  King;  Direc- 
tor, William  Castle;  Author,  George  V.  Moscov; 
Screenplay,  Philip  Yrujan.  Dennis  Cooper;  Art  Di- 
rector, F.  Paul  Sylos;  Music  Editor,  Leon  Birn- 
baum;  Musical  Score,  Dimitri  Tiomkin;  Camera- 
man, Ira  Morgan;   Editor,  Martin  G.  Conn. 

When  the  Lights  Go  On  Again 

PRC;    74    mins. 

Reviewed,   9-14-44;   Released,   10-23-44. 

Cast,  James  Lydon,  Regis  Toomey,  George  Cleve- 
land, Grant  Mitchell.  Dorothy  Peterson,  Harry 
Shannon,  Lueien  Littlefield,  Luis  Alberni,  Emmett 
Lynn.  Joseph  Crehan,  Warren  Mills,  Jill  Brown- 
ing, Roberta  Carling\  Larry  Thompson,  James 
Hope,  Barbara  Belden. 

Producer,  Leon  Fromkess;  Director,  William 
K.  Howard;  Author,  Frank  Craven;  Screenplay. 
Milton  Lazarus;  Art  Director,  Paul  Palmentola: 
Musical  Score,  W.  Franke  Harling;  Music  Super- 
visor,   David    Chudnow;    Cameraman,    Ira   Morgran. 

Whispering  Skull,  The 

PRC. 

Released,   12-29-44. 

Cast,  Tex  Ritter,  Dave  O'Brien,  Guy  Wilkerson, 
Denny  Burke,  I.  Stanford  Jolley,  Henry  Hall. 
George  Morrell,  Edward  Cassidy,  Robert  Kortman. 
Wen    Wright. 

Producer,  Arthur  Alexander;  Director,  Elmer 
Clifton;  Screenplay,  Harry  Fraser;  Cameraman, 
Edward  Kull;  Editor,  Hugh  Winn. 

Whistler,  The 

Columbia;  '59  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-6-44;   Released,   3-30-44. 

Cast,  Richard  Dix,  J.  Carrol  Naish,  Gloria 
Stuart,  Alan  Dinehart,  Don  Costello,  Joan  Wood- 
bury, Cy  Kendall,  Trevor  Bardette,  Robert  E. 
Keane,  Clancy  Cooper,  George  Lloyd,  Byron  Foul- 
ger.  Charles  Coleman,  Robert  Homans. 


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"RAINBOW  ISLAND" 
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Producer,  Rudolph  C.  Flothow:  Director,  Wil- 
liam Castle;  Author,  J.  Donald  Wilson:  Screen- 
play, Eric  Taylor;  Art  Director,  George  Van  Mar- 
ten; Musical  Score,  Wilbur  Hatch;  Cameraman, 
James   S.   Brown;   Editor,   Jerome   Thorns. 

White  Cliffs  of  Dover,  The 

M-G-M;  126  mins. 

Reviewed,  3-13-44;  Released,  June,  1944. 

Cast,  Irene  Dunne,  Alan  Marshal,  Frank  Morgan, 
Roddy  McDowall,  Van  Johnson,  C.  Aubrey  Smith, 
Dame  May  Whitty,  Gladys  Cooper,  Peter  Lawford, 
John  Warburton,  Jill  Esmond,  Brenda  Forbes, 
Norma   Varden. 

Producer,  Sidney  Franklin;  Director,  Clarence 
Brown;  Author,  Alice  Duer  Miller;  Screenplay, 
Claudine  West,  Jan  Lustig,  George  Froeschel; 
Art  Director,  Cedric  Gibbons;  Musical  Score,  Her- 
bert Stothart;  Cameraman,  George  Folsey;  Spe- 
cial Effects,  Arnold  Gillespie,  Warren  Newcombe; 
Editor,   Robert  J.  Kern. 

Wilson 

20th-Fox;  154  mins. 

Reviewed,    8-2-44. 

Cast,  Alexander  Knox,  Charles  Coburn,  Gerald- 
ine  Fitzgerald,  Thomas  Mitchell,  Ruth  Nelson, 
Sir  Cedric  Hardwicke,  Vincent  Price,  William  Eythe, 
Mary  Anderson,  Ruth  Ford,  Sidney  Blackmer, 
Madeleine  Forbes,  Stanley  Ridges,  Eddie  Foy, 
Jr.,  Charles  Halton,  Thurston  Hall,  J.  M.  Kerri- 
gan, James  Rennie,  Katherine  Locke,  Stanley 
Logan,  Marcel  Dalio,  Edwin  Maxwell,  Clifford 
Brooke,  Tonio  Selwart,  John  Ince,  Charles  Miller, 
Anne  O'Neal,  Arthur  Loft,  Russell  Gaige,  James- 
son  Shade,  Reginald  Sheffield,  Robert  Middlemass, 
Matt  Moore,  George  Anderson,  Robert  Barron, 
Paul  Everton,  Arthur  Space,  George  MacCready, 
Roy  Roberts,  Frank  Orth,  Dewey  Robinson,  Fran- 
cis X.  Bushman,  Cy  Kendall,  Emory  Parnell, 
Farris  Taylor,  Ken  Christy,  Guy  D'Ennery,  An- 
tonio Filauri,  Hilda  Plowright,  Joseph  J.  Greene, 
Gus  Glassmire,  Ralph  Dunn,  Davidson  Clark,  Tony 
Hughes,  Isabel  Randolph,  Jess  Lee  Brooks,  Glad- 
den James,  Frank  Dawson,  Larry  McGrath,  Josh 
Hardin,  Ralph  Linn,  Russ  Clark,  Harold  Schlicke- 
meyer,  Ed  Mundy,  Aubrey  Mather,  Jesse  Graves, 
Del  Henderson,  John  Ardell,  George  Matthews,  John 
Whitney,  Harry  Tyler,  William  Forrest,  Harry 
Carter,   Jessie  Grayson. 

Wing  and  a  Prayer 

20th-Fox;  97  mins. 

Reviewed,    7-24-44;    Released,    August,    1944. 

Cast,  Don  Ameche,  Dana  Andrews,  William 
Eythe,  Charles  Bickford,  Sir  Cedric  Hardwicke, 
Kevin  O'Shea,  Richard  Jaeckel,  Henry  Morgan, 
Richard  Crane,  Glenn  Langan,  Renny  McEvoy, 
Robert  Bailey,  Reed  Hadley,  George  Mathews,  B. 
S.  Pully,  Dave  Willock,  Murray  Alper,  Charles 
Lang,  Irving  Bacon,  John  Miles,  Joe  Haworth, 
Charles  Smith,  Ray  Teal,  Matt  MeHugh,  Charles 
Trowbridge,  John  Kelly,  Larry  Thompson,  Billy 
Lechner. 

Producers,  William  A.  Bacher,  Walter  Morosco: 
Director,  Henry  Hathaway;  Screenplay,  Jerome 
Cady;  Art  Directors,  Lyle  Wheeler.  Lewis  Creber; 
Cameraman,  Glen  MacWilliams;  Special  Effects, 
Fred  Sersen;   Editor,  J.  Watson  Webb. 

Winged  Victory 

20th-Fox;  130  mins. 

Reviewed,   11-22-44;   Released,   12-44. 

Cast,  Lon  MoCallister,  Jeanne  Crain,  Edinond 
O'Brien,  Jane  Ball,  Mark  Daniels,  Jo-Carroll  Den- 
nison,  Don  Taylor,  Judy  Holliday,  Lee  J.  Cobb. 
Peter  Lind  Hayes,  Alan  Baxter,  Geraldine  Wall, 
Red  Buttons,  Barry  Nelson,  Rune  Hultman,  Garry 
Merrill,  George  Reeves,  George  Petrie,  Alfred 
Ryder,  Karl  Maiden,  Martin  Ritt,  Harry  Lewis, 
Henry  Rowland.  Sascha  Brastoff.  Archie  Robbins. 
Jack  Slate,  Henry  Slate,  George  Humbert,  Richard 
Hogan,  Phillip  Bourneuf,  Damian  O'Flynn.  Ray 
Bidwell,  Carroll  Riddle. 

Producer,  Darryl  F.  Zanuck;  Director,  George 
Cukor;  Author,  Moss  Hart;  Screenplay,  Moss  Hart; 
Musical  Score,  David  Rose:  Art  Directors,  Lyle 
Wheeler,    Lewis    Creber;    Cameraman,    Glen    Mac- 


Williams:     Special    Effects,    Fred    Sersen;    Editor. 
Barbara  McLean. 

Wolves  of  the  Range 

PRC;  60  mins. 

Reviewed,    6-14-44. 

Cast,  Bob  Livingston,  Al  "Fuzzy"  St;  John, 
Frances  Gladwin,  I.  Stanford  Jollye,  Karl  Hackett. 
Ed  Cassidy,  Jack  Ingraham,  Kenne  Duncan,  Bud 
Buster,   Bob  Hill. 

Producer,  Sigmund  Neufeld;  Director,  Sam  New- 
field:  Screenplay,  Joe  O'Donnell;  Cameraman,  Rob- 
ert   Cline;    Editor,    Holbrook    N.   Todd. 

Woman  in  the  Window,  The 

RKO-International;   99  mins. 

Reviewed,    10-10-44. 

Cast,  Edward  G.  Robinson,  Joan  Bennett,  Ray- 
mond Massey,  Edmond  Breon,  Dan  Duryea, 
Thomas  E.  Jackson,  Dorothy  Peterson,  Arthur 
Loft,  Frank  Dawson,  Carol  Camerson,  Bobby  Blake. 

Producer,  Kunnally  Johnson;  Director,  Fritz 
Lang;  Author,  J.  H.  Wallis;  Original  Title,  "Once 
Off  Guard";  Screenplay,  Nunnally  Johnson;  Mu- 
sical Score,  Arthur  Lang;  Art  Director,  Duncan 
Cramer;  Cameraman,  Milton  Krasner;  Special 
Effects,  Vernon  Walker;  Editor,  Marjorie  Johnson. 

—  Y — 

Yellow  Canary,  The 

RKO;   84  mins. 

Reviewed,    5-12-44. 

Produced  in  England. 

Cast,  Anna  Neagle,  Richard  Greene.  Nova  Pil- 
beam,  Albert  Lieven,  Lucie  Mannheim,  Margaret 
Rutherford,  Marjorie  Fielding,  Valentine  Dyall, 
David   Home,    Claude   Bailey. 

Producer,  Herbert  Wilcox;  Director,  Herbert 
Wilcox:  Author,  P.  M.  Bower;  Screenplay,  Miles 
Malleson,  DeWitt  Brodeen;  Art  Director,  W.  C. 
Andrews;  Musical  Score,  Clifford  Parker;  Camera- 
man,  Mase   Greene;    Editor,   Vera  Campbell. 

Yellow  Rose  of  Texas,  The 

Republic;  69  mins. 

Reviewed,    5-25-44;    Released,    6-24-44. 

Cast,  Roy  Rogers,  Dale  Evans,  Grant  Withers, 
Harry  Shannon,  George  Cleveland,  William  Haade, 
Weldon  Heyburn,  Hal  Taliaferro,  Tom  London, 
Dick  Botiller,  Janet  Martin,  Brown  Jug  Reynolds, 
Bob  Nolan  and  the  Sons  of  the  Pioneers. 

Associate  Producer,  Harry  Grey;  Director,  Jo- 
seph Kane;  Screenplay,  Jack  Townley;  Musical 
Director,  Morton  Scott;  Art  Director,  Fred  A. 
Ritter;  Dance  Director,  Larry  Ceballos;  Camera- 
man, Jack  Marta;   Editor,  Tony  Martinelli. 

Yon  Can't  Ration  Love 

Paramount;    79    mins. 

Reviewed,   2-28-44. 

Cast,  Betty  Rhodes,  Johnny  Johnston,  Bill  Ed- 
wards, Marjorie  Weaver,  Marie  Wilson,  Johnnie 
"Scat"  Davis,  Mabel  Paige,  Jean  Wallace,  Roland 
Dupre,  Christine  Forsythe,  D'Artega  and  His 
All-Girl  Orchestra. 

Associate  Producer,  Michel  Kraike;  Director. 
Lester  Fuller;  Author,  Muriel  Roy  Bolton:  Screen- 
play, Val  Burton,  Hal  Fimberg;  Art  Directors, 
Hans  Dreier,  Walter  Tyler;  Musical  Director, 
Irvin  Talbot:  Cameraman,  Stuart  Thompson;  Edi- 
tor, Tom  Neff. 

Youth  Runs  Wild 

RKO;   67  mins. 

Reviewed,   6-5-44. 

Cast,  Bonita  Granville,  Kent  Smith,  Jean  Brooks, 
Glenn  Vernon,  Tessa  Brind,  Ben  Bard,  Mary  Ser- 
voss,  Arthur  Shields,  Lawrence  Tierney,  Dickie 
Moore,  Johnny  Walsh,  Rod  Rodgers,  Elizabeth 
Russell. 

Producer,  Val  Lewton;  Director,  Mark  Robson: 
Authors,  John  Fante,  Herbert  Kline;  Screenplay, 
John  Fante;  Art  Directors,  Albert  S.  D'Agostino. 
Carroll  Clark;  Music,  Paul  Sawtell;  Musical  Di- 
rector, C.  Bakaleinikoff :  Cameraman.  John  J. 
Mescall;  Special  Effects,  Vernon  L.  Walker:  Editor. 
John  Locker t. 


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SAM  WHIT 


// 


PRODUCER'    -  DIRECTOR 


PEOPLE  ARE  FUNNY 


(For  Paramount) 


// 


'Columbia  Pictures 
1941-1944 


mm  I.  MILLER 


Producer 


"MINISTRY  OF  FEAR" 
"TWO  YEARS  BEFORE  THE  MAST" 


In  Preparation 

"CALCUTTA" 

"TROUBLE  WITH  WOMEN" 

"THE  BRIDE  WORE  BOOTS" 

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FEATURES 


RELEASED  SINCE 


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HTITLES,   distributors   and    The   Film    Daily   review   dates    for    features   released   since 
1915  are  listed  hereafter.     Distributors  are  noted  with  code  letters,  the  key  to  these 
codes  starting  on  this  page  and  the  actual  list  of  titles  beginning  on  page  231. 

Features  released  before  talking  pictures  are  shown  with  a  star  ("A"),  indicating  a  silent 
picture.      (PT)    indicates  a   part-talking   release,   and    (SSE)    synchronized   sound  effects. 

Code  to  Distributors 


ABA — A.   B.   A.   Films. 

ABR — Abrams. 

ACA — American    Committee    for 

Relief   of   Armenia. 
ACD — Academy    Pictures. 
ACE — Ace    Pictures. 
ACI — American    Cinema. 
ACT — Action   Pictures. 
ADC — Adventure   Epics. 
ADP — Adolph  Pollak. 
ADV — Advanced. 
AE — Associated     Exhibitors. 
AEO — Aeolian  Pictures. 
AEP — Affiliated    European    Pro- 
ducers. 
AFE — A.  F.  E.  Corp. 
AFF — Affiliated. 

AGF — American    General    Films. 
AGR — Dept.  of  Agriculture. 
AHR — Asher. 

AI — Associated  Independent  Pro- 
ductions. 
AID — Aida  Films. 
AJ — Ajax. 
ALA — Atlantic. 
ALD — Alder. 
ALE — Alexander. 
ALI — Allied   Pictures. 
ALL — Alliance. 
ALP — All  Art  Pictures. 
ALW — William   Alexander. 

AM — Amkino. 
AM  A — Amer  Anglo. 

AMB — Ambassador. 

AME — American. 

AMG — Amalgamated, 

AMR     —     American-Roumanian 
Film   Co. 

AMT — American    Tobis. 

AMU — American   Mutual. 

AN — Anchor. 

ANG — Anglo  Films. 

ANT — Anti-Vice     Motion     Pic- 
tures. 

AP — Allied  Pictures. 

APA — A-l     Producer     and     Dis- 
tributors. 

APD — Allied  Producers  and  Dis- 
tributors. 

APF — Oscar  Apfel. 

APH — Associated  Photoplays. 

APO — Apollo. 

APP — A.  P.  Plays. 

APQ — Approved . 

APR — Associated    Producers. 

APX — Apex. 

AR — American    Releasing    Co. 

ARA — Arfa   Films. 

ARB — Arc  Films. 

ARC — Art  class    Pictures     (Weiss 
Bros.) 

ARF — Ar-Fllms. 

ARI — Arista. 

ARK — Arkay   Film    Exchange. 


ARN — Arnaud. 

ARO — Aristocrat. 

ART — Artcraft  Pictures. 

ARQ — Artkino. 

ARTArteraft   Pictures. 

ARU — Arcturus   Pictures. 

ARW — Arrow. 

ASA — Asta. 

ASF — Associated     Features. 

ASS — Associated   Cinemas. 

AST — Astor. 

ATA — American   Trading   Assn. 

ATN — Atlantic. 

ATL — Atlas. 

AUC — Audio  Cinema. 

ATJD — Audible  Pictures. 

AUH — Harold  Austin. 

AUR — Aurora  Film  Corp. 

ACS — Australian   Films. 

AUT — Capt.    Harold   Auten. 

AV — Avramenko. 

AY — Aywon. 

AYC — Aycie. 

AZ — Azteca. 


BAB — The  Baker's  Wife,   Inc. 
B  AC — Backer-Hoffman . 
BAE — Banner. 
B  AK — Baker-Hoffman . 
BAN — Bancroft. 
BAR — Barsky. 
BAT — Bartlett. 
BAC — Bavarian    Film    A-O. 
BAY — Bacon-Aywon. 
BB — B.  B.  Features. 
BBF.  — .  Bacon  -  Backer .      Four- 
square. 
BD — British   A  Dominions. 
BE — Beacon. 
BEA — Beacon. 
BEB — George  Beban. 
BEF — Better  Films. 
BEH — Behrman     Productions. 
BEK — Beekman  Film  Co. 
BEL — Berlin    Films. 
BEN — Chester  Bennett. 
BLR — Bertad. 
BES — Best  Film  Co. 
BET — Bernstein. 
BETJ — Beaumont. 
BEW — Walldemar  D.   Bell. 
BFP — Byron  Foy. 
BHA — Bert   Hall. 
BI — British    International. 
BIF — Big  Four. 
BIG — Big  Three. 
BIL — Blltmore    Productions. 
BIS — Blschoff. 
BL — Bluebird. 
BLA — Blalr-Coan. 
BLC — Blackton. 
BLO — Richard   Block. 
BLR — Blue    Ribbon. 
BLTJ — Blumenthal. 

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BLZ — Samuel   Blitz. 

BM — Balboa-Mutual. 

BNE — British  New  Era. 

BOL — H.  Bollman. 

BON — H.   0.   Bondy. 

BOT — Bottonelli. 

BOW — Bowes    Productions. 

BOX — Box  Office  Attractions. 

BOY — John   W.   Boyle. 

BPI — Bureau  of  Public  Informs 
tlon. 

BR — C.  C.  Burr. 

BRA — Brady-World. 

BRB — Brenda  Pictures. 

BRC — Brewster. 

BRD — Bradley. 

BRE — Brentwood-Mutual. 

BRF — Broadcast   Films. 

BRH — Broadway-Hollywood  Pro- 
ductions. 

BRI — Briskin. 

BRL — Brill. 

BRO — Lee   Brody   Co. 

JRTJ — Bran  ton-Paradise. 

BRY — Bryant  Productions 

8RX — Leo  Breeher. 

BSB — B.   8.   B.   Corp. 

BTZ — Bu  rrou  ght  -Tarzan . 

BC — Butterfly. 

BCF — Buffalo      Motion      Picture 
Co. 

BCL — Butler   Productions. 

BUN — Bumside. 

BDR — H.  B.  Burroughs. 

BUT — Butterfly. 


CAF — Capital  Foreign  Attrac- 
tion. 

CAL — California  Motion  Pic- 
ture Co. 

CAM— Cameo. 

CAN — Canyon. 

CAO — Casino. 

CAP — Capitol  Film  Exchange. 

CAS — Castleton-Shipman. 

CAT — Capitol  Productions. 

CBC — Cohen-Brandt-Cohen  (Co- 
lumbia) . 

CBP — C.  B.  Price. 

CC — Clark-Cornelius. 

CEL — Celebrity  Pictures. 

CEN — Century    Pictures. 

CF — Cinema  Franeals. 

CFP — Collective  Film  Producers. 

CHA — Chadwick  Pictures. 

CHE — Chesterfield;  Chesterfield- 
Invincible. 

CHR — Charter. 

CIE — Clnes. 

CIG — Cine   Grand   Films. 

CTL — Cine-Lux.  Inc. 

CIN — Cinema  Attractions. 

CIR — Circle  Film  Attractions. 

CTX — Cinexport. 


a 


HAROLD   WILSON 


a 


DOC    MERMAN 

Production  Manager 


H 


PINE-THOMAS    PRODUCTIONS 

Released  Thru  PARAMOUNT 


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TBI 

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tl.A — Claridge. 

CLP — Classplay. 

CLK — Russell    Clark 

CI, H — W.    H.   Clone. 

CM — Columbia-Metro. 

CMA — C.  &  M.  Pictnrei. 

CNN — Conn  Pictures. 

COA — E.  B.  Coane. 

COB — Contemporary     Amuse- 
ments, Inc. 

COC — Concord  Films. 

COD — C.  O.  D.  Blanchfleld. 

CUE! — Commodore. 

COG — Congo    Pictures. 

COH — Max    Cohen. 

COL — Columbia. 

COM — Commonwealth. 

CON — Consolidated-Met . 

COO — Colony. 

COP — Congo  Pictures. 

COQ — Conquest. 

COR — Corona. 

COS — Cosmos. 

COT — Continental    Pictures. 

COU — Cos  mart. 

COV — Cort. 

CP — Collywn    Pictures. 

CBA — Crea. 

CBB — Crest. 

CRD — Certified. 

CRE — J.   V.  Cremonim. 

CUE — Crescent    Pictures. 

I'Kl — Criterion    Films. 

CBO — Credo  Pictures. 

CRT — Creative. 

CRY — Crystal   Pictures. 

CCC— Compagnle    Universelle. 

CUE — Enrico    Cutali. 

CUM — Cuminings. 

CCO— Samuel     Cummins. 

CUB — Bichard     Currier     Produc- 
tions. 

CUT — Curtis* 

CWO — Comstock-World. 


D 


DAB — Dansk-Blograf. 
DAI — Daily   Productions. 
DAN — Danubia. 
DAV — Davis  Distributing  Co. 
DAW — Norman     Dawn     Produc- 
tions. 
DEM — Democracy   Photoplays. 
DEN — Denver-Dixon. 
DIE — Dletrich-Kenyon . 
DII, — Di  Lorenzo. 
DIS — Walt   Disney. 
DIV — Diversion. 
DIX — Dixie  National. 
DOM — Dome    Films. 
DOO — Doo-Lee. 
DRR — Drkik-Martel. 
DUB — Dublin  Film  Co. 
DUD — Dudley-Unity. 
DUW — Du    World. 


E 


EAG — Eagle    Productions. 
EAS — Eastern  Films. 
EC — East  Coast. 
EDO — Edgar. 
EDK — Edlson-Klelne. 
EDP — Edison   Perfection. 
EDU — Educational. 
EKE — Edison-K.    E.    S.    E. 
EKO — E.  K.  0.  Film  Co. 
ELB — Ellbee  Pictures. 
ELD — El  Dorado  Productions. 
ELF — C.   8.   Elfelt. 
ELK — Edward  L.  Klein. 
ELL — William      Elliot      Produc- 
tions. 
EMP — Empire. 
EMU — Empire  Mutual. 
ENO — English  Films,  Inc. 
ENC — European  Newt  Co. 
ENR — Enterprise. 
ENT — Entente. 


EP — Epco. 

EPA — EMP  A   Films. 

EPI — Export  and  Import. 

EPP — Dr.   1.  J.   Eppel. 

EQ — Equitable. 

EQA — Equality. 

EQU — Equity. 

EQW — Equitable-World. 

ERA — New  Era. 

ERB — Erbograph  Art. 

ERM — Ermine. 

ERO — Eron  Pictures,  Inc. 

ES — Essanay. 

ESP — Esperia. 

ETR — Eastern     Triangle. 

ECK — Eureka  Prods. 

EL'P — Europa. 

Kl'K — European  Productions. 

El  S— Captain   H.   Eustace. 

EX  A — Excelsior. 

EXC — Exceptional. 

EXD — Exclusive. 

EXE — Exhibitors        Film         E 

change. 
EXH — Exhibitors'   Film    Corp. 
EXL — Exhibitors  Mutual. 
EXO — Explorers  Film  Co. 
EXP — Excellent    Pictures. 
EXQ — Exploitation    Pictures. 
EXR — Express. 


G 


F — Fox    Film    Corp.;    80th    Cen- 
tury-Fox. 

FA — Fine   Arts. 

FAB — Jacob  Fabian. 

FAF — Foreign    American    Films. 

FAH — Faith  Pictures. 

FAI — Fairmont. 

FAM — Foreign   American   Films. 

FAT — Fine  Arts-Triangle. 

FBO — Film  Booking  Offices. 

FBW — F.  B.  Warren. 

FCA — Foreign    Cinema   Arts. 

FCC — French  Cinema  Center. 

FCH — Film  Clearing  House. 

FD — First  Division. 

FDC — Film  Distributing  Co. 

FED — Federated. 

FEL — Felson-Europa    Produc- 
tions. 

FER — Fery  Film   (Germany) . 

FF — Franco    Films    (France). 

FFA — Future  Farmers  of  Amer- 
ica. 

FFF — Foreign   Feature   Films. 

FFS — Fifty-fifth    St.     Playhouse 
Group. 

FGC — Film  Guild  Cinema. 

FGU — Film  Arts  Guild. 

FHG  —  Foreign-Hanover-Genernl. 

FIA — Film       Alliance      of       the 
United  States. 

FID — Fidelity. 

FIL — Film  Market. 

FIM — Film    Exchange. 

FTP — Filippine    Films. 

FIT — James  A.  FitzPatriek. 

FLE — J.  J.  Fleming. 

FLI — Joseph    Fliesler. 

FMA — Famous   Attractions. 

FN — First  National. 

FOF — Foreign  Films. 

FOP — Fort    Pitt. 

FOR — Forward. 

FOY — Foy  Productions,   Ltd. 

FRA — Franco    American    Export 
&  Import  Co. 

FRE — Freuler  Film  Associates. 

FRF — Frontier  Films. 

FRM — French      Motion      Pictur* 
Co. 

FRN — France  Films. 

FRO — Frohman. 

FTA — First  Anglo. 

FTP — Foreign   Talking    Pictures. 

PUT — Walter  Futter   (Wafilms). 

FW — F.  *  W.  Films. 

FWA — Franklyn   Warner. 

FWO — Frohman-World. 

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(■ — Samuel    Goldwyn 
GAF — Garfield. 
GAG — Leon    Garganoff. 
GAL — Gallic    Films. 
GAR — Garson. 
GAS — Garrison    Films. 
GAT — Gateway  Productions. 
G  A  U — Gaumont. 
dit — Gaumont-British. 
GUG — Henry     Ginsburg. 
GEF — General   Films. 
OEG — German  ia. 
GE1 — Irving   Geist. 
U  EN — Geneva. 
CEO — Genius. 
(.EC — General  Pictures. 
GER — Gerson. 

GFF — General    Foreign    Sales. 
(JGR — Al  Griffith-Grey. 
GHA — G.    Hamilton. 
Li  LA — Gladiator  Films. 
G  LB — Gladstone. 
GLD — Symon  Gould. 
GLE — Goldie   Films. 
GLO — Amer- Anglo    Corp. 
GN — Grand  National. 
GOB — Globe. 
GOG — Golgothia    Corp. 
G  O I — G  oldstone. 
GON — Goodman. 
GOO — Goodwill. 
GOR — Gordon   Film   Co. 
GOS — Goldsmith  Prods. 
GOT — Gotham   Productions. 
i.oi — M.    J.    Gourland. 
GRA — Graphic    Film    Corp. 
GRB — Great  Wall  Film  Co. 
GRC — Arthur    Greenblatt. 
GRE — Greater. 

(iRI — D.     W.     Griffith      Produc- 
tions. 
GRN — Great  Northern. 
GSF — Golden   Stars  Films. 
GCA — Guaranteed   Pictures. 


0 


HAD — Horsley-Art   Dramas. 

HAL — Hallmark. 

HAM  —  Arthur  Hammerstein 
Enterprises. 

HAN — Hensen-Marine. 

HAP — High   Art   Pictures. 

HAR — Harm  a. 

HAS — Harris-Hanover. 

HAT — Hatch. 

HAW — Hall-Abrahams- Werner. 

HEA — Headline   Pictures. 

IIEL — Helber  Pictures. 

HEM — Herman. 

HEN — Henley-Seng. 

HEP — Hepworth. 

HER — Hercules    Productions. 

HES — Hesperia. 

HEW — Herman    Wohl. 

III! — Hampton-Hodkinson. 

HHA — H.   &  H. 

HIM — Himalaya  Films. 

HIR — Hirliman  Florida  Produc- 
tions. 

HIS — Historic    Films. 

HM — Hi-Mark. 

HMU — Horsley-Mutual. 

HNE — Robert  J.   Horner. 

HOB — J.    H.    Hoffberg. 

HOC — Hooper-Conneii. 

HOD — W.  W.  Hodkinson  Co. 

HOF — M.  H.   Hoffman. 

HOI, — Hollywood. 

HOP — Hopp   Hadley. 

HOR — Horkheimer. 

HOU — Houdini. 

HOW — Howell. 

HPI — Hollywood   Pictures. 

HRM — Hampton-Mutual. 

HUG — Howard  Hughes. 

HUM — Hutton-Mutual. 

HUN — Hungaria    Pictures. 

HUR — Hugo  Reisenfeld. 

HWA — Haworth. 


VICTOR    YOUNG 


Composer  and  Conductor 


PARAMOUNT    PICTURES 


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HWF—  Hlller   A    Wllk. 
HYP — Hyperion . 


IAM — Irish-American  Film  Corp. 

ICE— International  Cinema  Ex- 
change, 

IDE — Ideal    Pictures. 

1FC — Independent  Film  Clear- 
ing House. 

[ML — Imperial   Dlst. 

IMM — Indo-American . 

IMP — Imported    Picture*. 

INC — Inee-Trlangle. 

IND— Independent. 

INE — Inter-Continental. 

INF — Inter-Continent. 

INL — Industrial  Films. 

INK — International     Roadshows. 

INS — International  Stageplay 
Pictures. 

INT — International. 

INV — Invincible. 

INW — Interworld. 

IRO — Iroquls. 

IRV — Irving  Exchange. 

ITA — Itala    Films. 

IV — Ivan. 


J  A — Jans. 

JAC — Jacobs-Hall. 

JAF — Jaffe  Art  Films 

JAW — Jawltz. 

JDK — Jay  Dee  Kay  Productions. 

JEF — Jewish  Film  Productions. 

JEN — Jennings-Shlpman. 

JEP — Jeffrey   Pictures. 

JEW — Jewell. 

JFA — Jafa. 

JO — Joan. 

JOE — Buck  Jones  Productions. 

JOH — Ray   Johnston. 

JUD — Judea    Films. 

JUL — Ben  Judell. 

JT7N — Juno    Films. 

JW — J.  W.  Films. 


K 


KAC — Krimsky-Cochran. 

KAJ — M.  J.  KandeU. 

KAL — Kalem. 

KAN — Kane. 

KAS — Frank    Kessler. 

KAC — Henry     Kaufman. 

KEA — James    Keane. 

KEL — Kelly. 

KEM — John    M.    Kelley. 

KEN — Willis    Kent. 

KER — Kerman. 

KES — K.    E.    S.    E. 

KIN — Burton  King. 

KIO — Klnotrade. 

KIP — Kinopol. 

KIT —    Klnematrade. 

KLA — Captain    F.    Klelnschmldt. 

KLE — George  Klelne  Service. 

KLU — R.  H.  Klumb. 

KR — R.  A  R.  Film  Co. 

KRA — Kremer. 

KRB — Sherman  S.  Krellberg. 

KRE — Krelbar. 

KCR — F.   W.  Kurtz. 


LAB — Labor  Film  Service. 
LAF — Latin    Films. 
LAM — Lamont   Pictures. 
LAT — Latin-Artists    Pictures. 
LBR — Lee-Bradford      Co.      (Art- 
lee). 
LED — Lederer. 
LEE — Artlee   Pictures. 
LEL — Lewis-Lesser 
LEM — Levey. 

LEN — Lenauer-Internatlonal. 
LEO — Leo  Films. 


LES — Sol    Lesser. 

LEV — Levlnson. 

LEW — Lenwal   Productions. 

LIB — Liberty    Productions. 

LIC — Llchtman. 

LIE — Llebfreed  A  Miller. 

LIN — Lincoln  Prods. 

LLV — Edgar  E.  Lloyd. 

LON — London       Film-Cosmofoto 

Film. 
LOP — I.    E.   Lopert. 
LOU — Louben  Films. 
LOW — Lowell. 
LST — Jack  Lustberg 
LUB — Bert  Lubln. 
LUM — Lumas    (Gotham). 
LUR — Lumlnar 
LYC — Lyceum. 
LYN — Lynn   Productions. 
LYR — Lyric    Films. 


M 


M — Metro. 

MA — Modern   Arts. 

MAB — Arthur  Mayer  and  Joseph 

Burstyn. 
MAC — Marey  Exchange. 
MAD — Madison    Pictures. 
MAF — Mayfair. 
MAJ — Majestic    Pictures. 
MAK — Marketed. 
HAL — Ernst  Mattsson. 
MAM — Mammoth. 
MAN — Manson. 
MAO — Mascot  Pictures. 
MAP — Mascot. 
MAQ — Mabel   Attractions. 
MAR — H.  B.  Marinelll. 
MAS — Mastodon. 
MAT — Frank  Mattison. 
MAU — Master. 
MAV — Masterpiece. 
MAW — Malvlna. 
MAX — Max  Graf. 
MAY  —  Mayf alr-Shallenberger  A 

Priest. 
MAZ — Maimer. 
MBR — Malcolm-Browne. 
MCA — McArthur. 
MCF — Bernarr     McFadden. 
MCL — Douglas   MacLean. 
MCM — MeManus. 
MIC — Merit. 

MEL— Melody    Pictures. 
MEN — Mena. 
MEO — Metropolis. 
MEP — Metropolitan . 
MER — Mercury    Pictures. 
MES — Metropolis    Pictures. 
MET — Men  tone. 
MG — Metro-Goldwyn . 
MGM — Metro-Gold  wyn-Mayer, 
MGR — M-G-R    Productions. 
MHM — Maxim    Prod. 
MIC — Mickey. 
MIF — Midfllm. 
MIL — Million     Dollar 

Productions. 
MIN — Michael  Mlndlln. 
MOD — Modern    Film    Corp. 
MOE — Moeler. 
MON — Monopol. 
MOP — Monogram . 
MOS — B.  S.  Moss. 
MOV — Movlegraphs,   Ine. 
MOZ — Mozart  Film,   Inc. 
MPG — Motion  Picture  Guild. 
MPS — Metropolis. 
MT — Mutual. 
MUN — Mundus. 
MUR — Murray  Productions. 


N 


NAM — N.  A.  M.  P.  I. 

NAN — National    Pictures. 

NAP — Napoll  FUms. 

NAT — National    Players,    Ltd. 

NBR — New  Brunswick. 

NEG — Negro    Marches    On,    Inc. 

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NER — New  Era. 

NES — New   Star    Films. 

NEW — New  Cal. 

NF — National  Films. 

NOB — Noble-Duplex. 

NOC — Harold   Noce. 

NOF — Northern    Films. 

NOL — Nola. 

NOR —    Norwegian        American 

Line. 
NPI — National  Pioneer. 
NUO — Nuovo  Mondo. 


© 


OCE — Ocean-Raver. 

OCP — Olcott   Players. 

OD — Od-Fllms. 

OG — Ogden. 

OLM — Olympic  Pictures. 

OLY — Olympia   Macrl    Excelsior. 

ORE — Ore-Bernstein. 

OSO — Osso    Productions. 


PAA — Palestine-American. 

PAC — Play    Choice. 

PAF — Pacific. 

PAG — Paragon    Pictures. 

PAI — Patriot, 

PAL — Paralta. 

PAM — Paragon. 

PAN — Panelllnias    Film    Co. 

PAP — Parthenon  Pictures  (Os- 
car Price). 

PAR  —  Paramount  (Famous- 

Lasky,   etc.) 

PAS— Passion    Flay    Committee. 

PAT — Pathe    A    RKO    Pathe 

PAX — Pax  Films,  Inc. 

PBA — Paragon-Brady-World. 

PBW — Peerless-Brady-World. 

PDC  —  Producers  Distributing 
Corp. 

PEA — Peacock. 

PEE — Peerless. 

PEN — Pennant. 

PER — Perfeet. 

PES — Harry   C.   Pearson. 

PET — Petrova. 

PFT — Perfection. 

PFC — Polish   Film   Corp. 

PGO — Play    Co. 

PHD — Photo-Dramas . 

PHE — Phoenix. 

PHF — Public   Health    Films. 

PHI — Chris    Phillis    Productions. 

PHL — Photoplay  Library. 

PHO — Phoebus  Films. 

PI — Pioneer. 

PIC — Picture     Classics. 

PIE — Piedmont. 

PIN — Pinnacle. 

PIT — Pittaluga. 

PIZ — Pizor. 

PLA — Plaza  Pictures. 

PLC — Plunkett    A    Carroll. 

PLC — Plurograph   Unity. 

PLY — Plymouth. 

PMU — Powell-Mutual. 

POA — Polish  American  Film 
Co. 

POB — Bud    Pollard    Prods. 

POL — Pole    Pictures. 

POL — Polish  Government  Films. 

PON — Pollner   Distributing   Co. 

POW — Peerless-Power. 

POM — Pollard-Mutual. 

POP — Powers    Pictures. 

POR — Portale    Pictures. 

PPR — Photo-Producers. 

PRC — Producers  Releasing  Corp.; 
PRC  Pictures,  Inc. 

PRE — Preferred. 

PRG — Progressive    Pictures. 

PRI — Principal. 

PRM — Prime. 


PRO — Pro    Patria    Films. 

PRP — Producers    Pictures    Corp. 

PRR — Prizma. 

PRS — Presidio    Pictures. 

PRW — Premo-World. 

PRX — Protex   Trading   Corp. 

PS — Producers  Security. 

PSR — Pacific. 

PUB — Public    Rights. 

PUR — Puritan. 

PWO — Pearless-World. 

PWP — Public  Welefare  Pictures. 

PYM — Pyramid. 

PYR — Pyramid-World. 


<? 


QDE  —  Quigley-Davenport-Ex- 
pedition. 
QU — Quality    Distributors. 


R 


R — Rex   Film   Co. 

RA — Ray  art  Pictures. 

RAD — Radin. 

RAE — Raleigh  Pictures. 

RAF — Radiosol. 

RAI — Rainbow. 

RAL — General. 

RAO — Roma. 

RAS — Raspin  Productions. 

RAT — Harry  Rathner. 

RAV — Raver. 

RAY — B.    B.    Ray. 

RB — Rex    Beach    Producelons. 

RBG — Rex     Beach-Goldwyn. 

RC — R.    C. 

REA — Realart. 

REB — Reliable. 

REC — Ritchey    Export    Corp. 

RED — Red  Films. 

REE — J.    P.    Reed. 

REF — Reformation   Films. 

REG — Regal. 

REH — Record  Pictures. 

REI — Reliance. 

REK — Edwin  S.  Relkin. 

REL — Realistic. 

REM — Remington    Pictures. 

REN — Regent  Pictures. 

REP — Republic. 

RGR — Russel-Griever. 

RHF — Rapf -Hoffman-Four 

square. 
RIA — Rialto. 
RIE — Jack   Rieger. 
RIM — Rimax    Productions. 
RKO — RKO    Radio. 
ROA — Roadshow    Pictures. 
ROB — Roberts  &  Cole. 
ROC — Roma   Film   Co. 
ROG — F.   B.  Rogers. 
ROL — Rolfe. 
ROM — Romayne. 
ROM — Cines-Rome. 
ROP — H.   H.   Rosenfleld. 
ROS — Rosemary  Films. 
ROU — Roubert. 
ROW — Rowland-Wagner. 
ROY — Fanchon   Royer. 
RSR — Rapf. 
RUL — Russell. 
RUS — Russian    Student   Club    of 

America. 


SA — Sherrill-Art. 

SAB — Sable. 

SAC — Sack    Amusement    Co. 

SAG — S.    &    G.    Films. 

SAL — Edward    Salisbury. 

SAM — Samwick. 

SAN — San  ford. 

SAS — Sascha    Films. 

SAZ — Walter    S.    Sazela. 


SCA — Scandinavian    Pictures. 

SCE — Schenck-Select. 

SCH — B.  P.  Schulberg. 

SCI — Schomer. 

SCL — Schlesinger. 

SCN — George    Schneider. 

SCO — Lester   F.    Scott. 

SCP — Scoop    Productions 

SCR — Screencraft. 

SCW — Schwab. 

SDC — Stanley    Dist.    Corp. 

SE — Select. 

SEA — Red    Seal. 

SEC — Second     National. 

SEE — S.    &    E. 

SEI — Joseph    Seiden. 

SEL — Selig-V.    L.   8.   E. 

SET — Marie  Seton. 

SEV — Seventh  Avenue  Film  Co. 

SEX — Selexart. 

SEZ — Selznick. 

SFI — Sflnks    Films. 

SGE — Super    Golden    Eagle. 

SHE — Sherry 

SHI — Shipman. 

SHO — Shockuchi     (Japan). 

SHP — Showmen's    Pictures. 

SHU — Sherman-United. 

SIE — Sierra  Films. 

SIG — Signet. 

SIN — Dr.     Alexander     Singelow. 

SKT — Sennett-Keystone- 

Triangle. 
SL — S-L    Films. 
SM — S.   &    L.   Film   Co. 
SMI — William    H.    Smith. 
SNO — Sidney    A.    Snow. 
SOA — Sofar    Films. 
SOF — So.     Feature     Films. 
SOL — Solitary  Sin  Corp. 
SON — Sonora. 
SOU — Southland     Pictures. 
SPE — Spectrum. 
SPI — Sphinx  Films. 
SR — State  Rights. 
SS — Stage  &  Screen. 
ST — Steiner. 
STA — Star  Film  Co. 
STB — States    Cinema    Corp. 
STC — A.    G.    Stern. 
STD — Stein. 
STE — Sterling. 
STF — M.    F.    Stearns. 
STG — Steger. 
STH — Standard. 
STI — William    Steiner. 
STJ — Standard  Pictures. 
STL — Stoll. 
STN — Z.    Stanczweskl. 
STO — Goldstone. 
STP    —    Scandinavian    Talking 

Pictures. 
SU — Sunset. 
SUA — Super    Art. 
SUB — Sunbeam. 
SUM — Supreme. 
SUN — Sun. 
SUO — Superior. 
SUP — Superlative. 
SUR — Superb    Pictures. 
SUS — Sunshine    Pictures. 
SUT — Sunray    Films. 
SWE — Swedish  Biograph. 
SWI — Bruno    Zwicker. 
SWO — Shubert-World. 
SWP — Swedish  Talking  Pictures. 
SYA — Synchro     Art. 
SYN — Syndicate. 
SYR — Syracuse. 


TAP — John    S.    Tapernoux;    Ta- 

pernoux-MetropoIis.     — ' 
TAR — Tarzan. 

TCS    —    Tucker-Cosmofotofllm- 
Sherman. 

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TE — Triumph-Equitable. 
TEL — Telepictures. 
TEM — Temple. 
TER — Tom    Terriss. 
THC — Theater     Classics. 
THH — T.    Hayes    Hunter. 
THL — Thalia. 

THP — Thornby     Productions. 
TIF — Tiffany   Productions. 
TIM — Times    Pictures. 
TOB — Tobis     Forenfllms. 
TOD — Today    Film   Corp. 
TOF — Tomtllms,    Inc. 
TOM — Tom    Arnold. 
TOP — Topical. 
TOW — Tower. 
TPC — Trinity    Pictures. 
TPE — Talking   Picture   Epics. 
TRA — Transatlantic. 
TRB — Tribune-United. 
XRC — Tr«,o  Productions. 
TRE — Trans-Oceanic. 
TRF — Trans-America     Films. 
XRG — True    Life    Photoplays. 
TRI — Triangle. 
TRK — Trekolog   Films. 
TRL    —    Transcontinental     Pic- 
tures. 
TRN — Tri-National. 
TRO — J.    D.    Trop. 
TRP — Otto    Trippel. 
TRS — Treasure   Pictures. 
TRU — Truart. 
TY — Tyrad. 


1/ 


U — Universal. 

UA — United    Artists. 

UED — Ufa  Eastern   Division. 

UCO — Unique-Fotofllms. 

UFA — Ufa  Films. 

UG — Eugenic. 

UKR — Ukrafilm    Productions 

ULT — Ultra    Films. 

UNA — Unity. 

UNG — Charles    Unger. 

UNI — United    Picture    Theaters. 

UNP — Unusual     Photoplays. 

UNV — University  Film  Products. 

UPC — United    Pictures    Co. 

URF — Universal    Red    Films. 

USA   —   U.    S.    Amusement   Art 

Dramas. 
USF — Usa   Film    Distributors. 
USL — Usla. 
USP — U.    S.    Public   Service. 


VAL — Bruno    Valletti. 

VAN — Van    Dyke-Art. 

VED — Vedis    Films. 

VIC — Victory. 

VIE — Viennese    Film    Co. 

VIK — Viking     Productions. 

VIO — Victory. 

VIT — Vitagraph. 

VIU — Vitullo    Films. 

VLS — V.    L.    S.    E. 

VTL — Vital. 


w 


WA — Warner    Bros. 

WAC — War  Activities  Committee. 

WAD — Worldart. 

WAF — Worldart    Film    Corp. 

WAL — Waldorf. 

WAN — Aloha    Wanderwell. 

WAR — Wharton-Sherriott. 

WAS — Walch    Film    Corp. 

WAW — Warwick     Pictures. 

WEB — Weber-North. 

WEB — Weber-North. 

WEB — Webster. 

WEI — Jesse  Weil  Productions. 

WEL — Carveth    Wells. 


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proud  of  the  boxoffice  records  their  pictures  have  built  up  in  the  past  —  and  will  in 


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WILLIAM  CAGNEY  •    BING  CROSBY  PRODUCTIONS   •    EDWARD  SMALL  •   SOL  LESSER 


LESTER    COWAN    •    JACK    SKIRBALL    •    BENEDICT    BOGEAUS    •    SEYMOUR    NEBENZAL 


JULES  LEVEY   •    DAVID  LOEW   • 


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CHARLES  R.  ROGERS    •   ANDREW  STONE    •    CONSTANCE  BENNETT 


VANGUARD    FILMS    INC.       •        SELZNICK    INTERNATIONAL   PICTURES 


HOWARD  HUGHES     •     ANGELUS  PICTURES     *     CALIFORNIA  PICTURES  CORP. 


G.  C.  F.— THE  J.  ARTHUR   RANK  PICTURES     *     MOREY  &  SUTHERLAND  CARTOONS 


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WES — Westart. 

WET — West. 

WH — W.    H. 

WHI — 3.     R.     Whitney. 

WIB — William     Berke. 

WID — Frank    R.    Wilson. 

WIE — G.     H.     Wiley. 

WIK — Jacob  Wilk. 

WIL — Wilke-Independent. 

WIM — Willamson-Submarlne. 

WIN — Hans  Winter. 

WIO — J.    D.    Williams. 

WIP — Windsor     Pictures. 

WK — Willis    Kent. 

WO — World. 


IS — Wistara. 

WOD — World's    Trade    Ex- 
change. 
WOK — Worldkino. 
WOO — A.  H.  Woods. 
WOW — World     Wide. 
WPX — W.     P.     Exchange. 
WRI — Wright. 
WSR — Western. 
WTL — Wharton-International. 
WW — Sono    Art-World    Wide. 


XX — Distributor    unknown. 
XYD — A.    J.    Xydias. 


TAN — Yankee. 

YID — Yiddish   Talking   Pictures. 

YOR — York    Pictures. 

YOU — Robertson-Young. 


ZAK — Zakoro. 

ZBY — Zbyszko     Polish-American 

Film    Corp. 
ZER — Zerner. 
ZIE — Arthur  Ziehm,  Inc. 
ZIO — Zion. 


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Code  to  Distributors  is  Started  on  Page  221 


A.  B.  C.  of  Love  *  PAT 

12-14-19 
A    Brivele    der   Mamen 

( Yiddish  )-SPI.  .9-21-39 
A  Csunya  Lany  ( Hungarian )  - 

DAN.  .  .10-21-35 
A    Donto   Pillanat    (Hun- 
garian)-HUN.  .10-12-38 
A    Falu   Fossza    (Hun- 
garian)-HUN.  .4-20-38 
A  Fifi  Mind  Orult   (Hun- 
garian)-DAN.  .4-18-38 
A   Ill-es    ( Hungarian )- 

DAN.  .4-18-38 

A    Kek    Balvany-XX 4-19-33 

A  Kiralyne  Huszarja  (Hun- 
garian)-. .1-18-36 
A  Nous  La  Liberte 

(French) -AUT.  .5-22-32 
A  Wave,  A  Wac  and  a 

Marine-MOP  7-31-44 
Abduction     ( German )- 

CAO. .1938 
Abdul  the  Damned-ALL.  .  6-1-35 
Abe  Lincoln  in  Illinois 

-RKO.  .1-19-40 
Abel    Mit    Der    Mundharmonika 

-UFA .  .  9-5-34 
Abie's   Irish   Rose    (S-SE) 

PAR.  .4-22-28 
Able  Minded  Lady  if 

PSR      1922 

About    Face-UA 4-16-42 

Above  All  Law    ir  PAR  (re- 
viewed as  Mysteries  of 

India)    7-30-22 

Above  All,  the  Truth 

(German) -XX.  .1939 
Above  Suspicion-MGM.  .4.28-43 
Above  the  Clouds-COL.  .12-19-33 
Abraham  Lincoln-UA  .  .  .  8-31-30 
Abraham  Lincoln  ir  FN.  1-27-24 
Abroad  With  Two  Yanks- 

UA.  .7-24-44 
Absent  Minded,  The 

(Italian) -XX.  .2-28-40 
Absolute  Quiet-M-G-M.  .4-6-36 
Abus  de  Confiance 

(French) -COL.  .12-7-38 
Abused  Confidence    ( French )- 

AFE. .1944 
Abysmal    Brute    if    U.  .  .4-15-23 

Abyssinia    if    AM 12-10-36 

Accent    on    Love-F 7-9-41 

Accent   on   Youth-PAR.  .8-10-36 
Accidental  Honeymoon  if 

RSR.  .5-19-18 
Accidents    Will    Happen 

-WA.  .4-27-38 
Accomplice  ir  SA.  ..  .2-22-17 
According   to   Hoyle  ir 

WSR.  .1922 
According  to  Law  if  MT. 3-9-16 


According  to  the  Code  if 

ES..  7-20-16 

Accused     if     Ind 1926 

Accused-UA      12-17-36 

Accusing   Finger,    The 

-PAR.  .11-17-36 
Accusing  Post    (Spanish) 

-COL.  .1938 

Ace    High    if    F 6-30-18 

Ace    of    Aces-RKO 11-11-33 

Act   of   Action   if  AE 1926 

Ace    of    Cactus    if    SR....1924 

Ace  of  Cads  if  PAR 10-24-26 

Ace    of    Clubs    *    RA 1926 

Ace  of  Hearts  if  G.  .  .  .10-30-21 
Ace  of  the  Saddle  if  U. 7-13-19 
Aces    and    Eights-PUR .  .  .  8-8-36 

Aces     Wild-COE 1-20-37 

Acht   Tage   Glueck    ( Ger- 
man )-FLI.  .8-2-31 
Acquittal,   The  •*•  U...  10-21-23 

Acquitted    ■*•    FAT 4-27-16 

Acquitted-COL     12-22-29 

Across   the  Atlantic    (S-SE) 

-WA.  .5-13-28 
Across  the  Border  if  AY.  1-29-22 
Across  the  Continent  if 

PAR.  .4-30-22 
Across  the  Dead  Line  ir 

U.  .1-8-22 
Across  the  Deadline  it 

ST.  .4-26-25 
Across  the  Divide  if  AE.1922 
Across  the  Pacific  if 

WA.  .10-17-26 
Across  the  Pacific-WA.  .8-18-42 
Across  the  Plains  if  AI.1928 
Across  the  Plains-MOP.  .1939 
Across    to    Singapore    if 

M-G-M.  .5-6-28 

Across    to    Sierra-COL 1941 

Across    the    World    With    Mr.    & 
Mrs.  Martin  Johnson  if 

TPE     1-26-30 

Action    if    U 9-4-21 

Action  Craver  if  RA....1927 
Action  for  Slander-UA .  1-24-38 
Action  Galore  if  ARC...  1926 
Action  in  Arabia-RKO.  .  2-18-44 
Action  in  the  North  Atlantic- 

WA    5-17-43 

Action  of  Souls  ir  FN.. 6-1-19 
Actress,  The  if  M-G-M. 7-15-28 
Ada,  To  Nie  Wypada ! 

(Polish) -XX.  5-7-37 
Adam  and  Eva  *  PAR. 2-18-23 
Adam    and    Evil    if    M-G-M 

8-14-27 
Adam  Had  Four  Sons 

-COL..  2-24-41 
Adam's  Rib  if  PAR... 3-4-23 
Address    Unknown-COL.  .4-24-44 

Adele    if    U 1-19-19 

Adieu  Les  Beaux  Jours 

-XX.  .4-24-34 

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Adios    Nicanor    (Spanish) 

-XX.  .3-17-38 
Adolf    Armstarke    (Swedish) 

-SCA.  .10-8-37 

Adopted    Son    if    M 11-8-17 

Adorable-F      5-19-33 

Adorable  Cheat  if  CHE. 4-1 5-28 
Adorable  Deceiver  if 

FBO. .1926 
Adorable  Savage  if  U.  .  8-8-20 
Adoration  (S-SE)-FN.  .  12-16-28 
Adventure  ir  PAR.  ..  .4-26-25 
Adventure  Girl-RKO.  ...  8-3-34 
Adventure  in  Bokhara 

(Russian) -ARQ.  .8-28-44 
Adventure  in  Blackmail- 

ENG      8-5-43 

Adventure  in  Diamonds 

-PAR..  .4-5-40 
Adventure  in  Hearts  if 

PAR 1919 

Adventure  in  Iraq-WA .  .  9-27-43 
Adventure  in  Manhattan 

-COL.  .  .10-23-36 
Adventure  in  Music- AFE  .4-18-44 
Adventure  in  Sahara 

-COL.  .  .12-23-38 
Adventure  in  Washington 

COL.  .  .5-29-41 
Adventure  Mad  •  PAR. 5-12-28 
Adventures  of  Mark  Twain. 

The-WA.  .5-3-44 
Adventure  Shop  ir  VIT.  1-5-19 
Adventurer.    The   ir   M-G-M 

9-23-28 
Adventurer,  The  *  US  A.  2-22-1 7 
Adventurer,  The  ■*■  F .  .  .  .  3-7-20 
Adventure's  End-U.  ..  .11-11-37 
Adventures  in  Pygmy  Land  ir 

HOD.  .3-11-28 
Adventures  of  a  Rookie, 

The-RKO      8-20-43 

Adventures  of  Carol  ir  WO.  1927 
Adventures  of  Chico-MOP. 3-3-38 
Adventures    of   Huckleberry 

Finn.     The-M-G-M 2-17-39 

(Reviewed  as   "Huckleberry 
Finn") 
Adventures    of    Jane    Arden 

-WA.  .  .1939 
Adventures    of   Martin    Eden, 

The-COL.  .2-26-42 
Adventures    of   Marco   Polo 

-UA.  .2-15-38 
Adventures    of    Maya   if 

ELK.  .4-28-29 
Adventures  of  Prince  Achmed 

(German) -XX.  .1942 
Adventures   of   Robin   Hood 

-WA.  .4-29-38 
Adventures    of    Sherlock   Holmes 
-F.  .8-28-39 
Adventures    of    Tartu, 

The-See:  Tartu. 
Adventures    of    Tom    Sawyer 

UA.  .2-16-38 


WILLIAM  CAGNEY 


PRODUCTIONS 


Starring 

JAMES  CAGNEY 


Releasing   Through 

UNITED  ARTISTS 


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Adventuress     *     SEZ 1920 

Adventurous     Blonde,     The 

-WA.  .11-30-37 
Adventurous    Knights 

-AJ..  .6-7-35 
Adventurous  Sex  if  AE. 6-21-25 
Adventurous  Soul  if  HM.1928 
Advice  to  the  Lovelorn 

-  UA..  12-14-33 

Aelita    *    AM 1929 

Aerial   Gunner-PAR 1943 

Affair    Lafont,    The 

( French  )-TRA.  .10-24-39 
Affair  of   Cappy   Ricks,   The 

-REiP 5-29-37 

Affair  of   Susan-U 9-17-35 

Affair  of  the  Follies,  An  if 

-FN.  ..3-13-27 
Affair   of   Three   Nations,   An   if 
PAT..  11-4-15 
Affairs  of  a  Gentleman 

-U..  6-23-34 
Affairs    of    Anatol    if 

PAR..  9-1 8-21 
Affairs  of  Annabel-RKO.  7-13-38 
Affairs  of  Cellini-UA .  .  5^5-34 
Affairs   of   Jimmy   Valentine- 

REP.  .3-31-42 
Affairs  of  Lady  Hamilton  if 

HOD.  .4-29-23 
Affairs    of   Martha,    The-MGM 
(Reviewed  as  "Once  Upon  a 

Thursday")  .  .5-21-42 
Affairs  of  Maupassant    (Ger- 
man)-GAL.  .2-17-38 
Affectionately    Tours-WA .  5-9-41 

Affinities     if     HOD 1922 

Afghanistan  if  AM...  10-6-29 
Aflame  in  the  Sky  if  FB0.1927 
Afraid  to  Fight  if  U.. 7-23-22 
Afraid  to  Love  *  PAR. 4-17-27 

Afraid     to     Talk-U 1932 

Africa     (Spanish)-XX 1941 

Africa  Speaks  if  COL. 9-21-30 
African  Holidays  if  PES. 6-7-37 
After  a  Million  if  SU.  . 5-18-24 
After   Business   Hours   if 

PDC.  .6-28-25 
After  His  Own  Heart  -fcM.1919 
After  Marriage  if  SU.  .  .11-8-25 
After   Mein   Kampf — ?-CRY 

9-20-40 
After  Midnight  if  SEZ. 9-25-21 
After  Midnight  with  Boston 

Blackie-COL    1943 

After  Office  Hours 

-M-G-M.  .2-16-35 
After  Six  Days  if  ARC.  1922 
After    the    Ball    *    FBO .  .  .  1924 

After    the    Ball-F 3-18-33 

After     the     Dance-COL.  .8-14-35 

After    the    Fog-BE 1-19-30 

After  the  Show  if  PAR.  10-9-21 
After  the  Storm  if  COL. 5-27-28 
After    the    Thin    Man 

-M-G-M..  12-7-36 
After    the    Verdict   if 

BNE 1-26-30 

After  the  War  if  U 12-1-18 

After    Tomorrow-F 3-6-32 

After  Tonight-RKO .  .  .  10-26-33 
After   Tour   Own   Heart  if 

F...  8-7-21 

Aftermath  if  CP 12-17-27 

Aftermath     if     P|AR 1914 

Against  All  Odds  if  F. 7-27-24 
Against  the  Law  if  EP.  .1922 
Against  the  Law-COL.  .11-21-34 
Age  for  Love-UA.  .  .11-16-31 
Age  of  Consent-RKO.  .8-25-32 
Age    of    Desire,    The    if 

FN 1-20-24 

Age    of   Indiscretion-MGM 

5-18-36 
Age    of   Innocence.    The   if 

WA .  .  .  1924 
Age       of    Innocence-RKO 

8-31-34 
Aggie   Appleby,   Maker   of 

Men-RKO..  .10-19-33 


Agulis   Frente  Al   Sol 

( Spanish) -LST 1932 

A-Haunting  We  Will  Go-F. 7-8-42 
Ah.  Wilderness-M-G-M .  11-15-36 
Ai    Vostri    Ordini    Signora 

(Italian) -ESP..  .1940 
Ain't  Love  Funny  if  FBO.  1926 

Air    Circus     (PT)-F 9-9-28 

Air     Devils-U 9-15-38 

Air     Eagles-COT 12-27-31 

Air    Force-WA 2-3-43 

Air    Hawks    if    FBO 1926 

Air    Hawks-COL     6-1-35 

Air    Hostess-COL    1-21-33 

Air   Legion    if   RKO. .  .11-25-28 

Air  Mail-U    1932 

Air   Mail   if   PAR 3-29-26 

Air  Mail   Pilot  if  HM.. 5-13-28 

Air     Patrol     if     U 1928 

Air   Police-WW    3-22-31 

Air     Police-KK      3-22-31 

Air  Raid  Wardens-MGM. 3-18-43 
Al   Zuio   Insieme    (Italian) 

-CIL...  8-19-37 

Al    Yeman    if    AM 1-11-31 

Alabaster  Box  if  VIT...1917 
Aladdin    and    the    Wonderful 

Lamp*  F..  10-11-17 
Aladdin   from  Broadway  if 

VIT...  3-16-17 
Aladdin's  Other  Lamp  if 

M...  7-5-17 
Alarm   Clock  Andy  if  PAR 

3-21-20 

Alarma   (Spanish) -XX 1939 

Alaska  Highway-PAR .  . .  6-24-43 

Alaska-MOP    10-10-44 

Alaskan    if    PAR 9-21-24 

Alaskan    Adventures    if 

PAT.. 1916 
Albany    Night    Boat    if 

TIF ...  9-23-28 
Alcatraz  Island- WA  .  .  1-21-38 
Alchet  ( Polish )  - JEF ...  9-17-37 
Aldebaran    (Italian) -XX 

1938 
Alex  the  Great  if  FBO.  .3-18-28 
Alexander  Hamilton-WA 

9-20-31 
Alexander  Nevsky   (Russian) 

-AM.  .3-29-39 
Alexander's    Ragtime    Band 

-F..  5-28-38 

Alfs   Button   if  FN 3-19-22 

Algiers-UA    6-28-38 

Ali  Baba   and  the  Forty 

Thieves  if  F.  .12-1-18 
Ali  Baba  and  the  Forty 

Thieves-U      1-10-44 
Ali  Baba  Goes   to  Town 

-F..  10-21-37 
Alias  Boston  Blackie-COL.  .1942 
Alias     Bulldog    Drummond 

-GB...  9-10-35 
Alias   French   Gertie-RKO 

4-13-30 
Alias  Jimmy  Valentine  if 

M.. 4-11-20 
Alias     Jimmy     Valentine      (PT 

-M-G-M..  11-18-2  8 
Alias  Julius  Caesar  if  FN.  1922 
Alias  Mary  Brown  if  TRI. 8-4-18 

Alias    Mary   Dow-U 6-29-35 

Alias    Mary   Flynn    if   FBO 

5-17-25 
Alias  Mary  Smith-MAF .  8-24-32 
Alias   Mike   Moran   if  PAR 

3-23-19 
Alias  Miss  Dodd  *  U.  . 6-13-20 
Alias  Mrs.  Jessup  if  M..1917 
Alias  Phil  Kennedy  if  FBO.  1922 
Alias   the  Bad  Man-TLF 

6-28-31 
Alias  the  Deacon  if  U.  6-26-27 
Alias  the  Deacon-U.  .  .5-20-40 
Alias  the  Dootor>FN.  .3-6-32 
Alias   the   Lone   Wolf   if 

COL.  .10-2-27 
Alias    the    Night    Wind    if 

F...  8-19-23 

233 


Alibi-UA    4-14-29 

Alibi.     The    *    VIT 8-10-16 

Alibi     for     Murder-COL.  10-2-36 

Alibi    Ike-WA     7-17-36 

Alibi    (French)AFE 1944 

Alibi-REP      3-31-43 

Alice  Adams  if  AE  ...6-24-23 
Alice  Adams-RKO  ...8-14-35 
Alice   in    Wonderland   if   PAT 

1927 
Alice  in  Wonderland 

UCO..  .9-20-31 
Alice   in   Wonderland-PAR 

12-11-33 
Alice    Through    a    Looking 

Glass   if   PAT.  1928 

Alien   Souls  if  PAR 6-11-16 

Alimony     if     FBO 1-20-24 

Alimony  Madness-MAF.  .  .6-5-33 

All    Aboard   if   FN 4-10-27 

All     American.     The-U 1932 

All  American  Chump-  M-G-M 

8-29-36 
All-American     Co-ed-UA 

10-13-41 
All-American    Sweetheart 

-COL 2-24-38 

All   Around   Frying  Pan   if 

FBO...  11-15-26 
All   At    Sea   *   M-G-M. .  .6-6-29 

All   By   Myself -U 6-1-43 

All  Dolled  Up  *  U...  3-6-21 
All  For  a  Husband  if 

F..  .1917 
All  For  a  Woman  if  FN 

12-11-21 

All  Man  if  PBW 11-30-16 

All     Man     if     VIT 8-4-18 

All   Men   Are  Enemies-F. 4-26-34 

All   Night  if  U 12-1-18 

All  of  a  Sudden  Norma  if 

BB.  .1-5-19 
All   of   a  Sudden   Peggy  if 

PAR.  .1920 
All  of  Life  in  One  Night 

(Italian) -XX 1940 

All     of     Me-PAR 2-3-34 

All  Over  Town-REP. .  .8-26-37 
All  Quiet  on  the  Western  Front 
-U...  4-27-30 
All  Souls  Eve  if  RE  A..  2-20-21 
All   That   Money   Can   Buy 

-RKO...  7-16-41 
(Reviewed  as  "Here  Is  a 
Man") 
All  the  Brothers  Were  Valiant  if 
M..  1-21-23 
All  the  King's  Horses 

-PAR.  .2-13-35 
All  the  World  To  Nothing  if 

PAT...  1918 
All  the  World's  a  Stage  if 

PRI. .1922 
All  This,  and  Heaven  Too 

-WA...  6-17-40 
All    Through    the    Night- 

WA..  1-28-42 

All    Woman    if    G 6-26-18 

All  Women  Have  Secrets 

-PAR 1939 

All  Wrong  if  PAT. .  .5-18-19 
All's  Fair  in  Love  if  G 

10-30-21 
Alia  En  El  Rancho  Grande 

(Spanish) -XX. .  .11-24-36 
Alle  Tage  1st  Kein  Sonntag 

(German) -XX. .  .7-16-36 
Allegheny    Uprising-RKO 

10-24-39 
Allergi  Masnadieri   (Italian) 

-XX 10-20-39 

Allergic    to    Love-U 5-12-44 

A  lies  um  eine  Frau  (German) 

-XX...  12-24-35 
Alles  Wesg'n  Dem  Hund 

(German) -XX. .  .4-1-36 
All  o  tri  a  ( German )  -XX ....  1941 
Alma  Jarocha    (Spanish) 

-XX.  1938 
Aknas  Encontradas-XX       7-7-33 


MARY  I'll' kill II II 

presents 

for  UNITED  ARTISTS  release 


u 


01  TOUCH  OF  fBHUS 


from   the  smash   Broadway   musical 

by 

S.  J.  PERELMAN,  OGDEN  NASH  and  KURT  WEILL 


59 


Sam  Coslow,  Associate  Producer 


234 


Almighty  Dollar  if  PBA 

8-31-16 
Almost  a  Gentleman-RKO.  .  1939 
Almost     a     Honeymoon-BI 

1-11-31 
Almost  a  Husband  if 

(J..  10-19-19 
Almost    a   Lady   if 

PDC.  .9-19-26 
Almost    Human    *    PAT..  1927 

Almost    Married-F 7-29-32 

Almost    Married    it    M...  6-8-19 

Almost    Married-U 6-10-42 

Aloha-TIF      2-1-31 

Aloha-ee    *    TRI 11-8-15 

Aloma  of  the  South  Seas  it 

PAR.  .5-23-26 
Aloma  of  the  South  Seas 

-PAR.  .  .8-28-41 

Alone     ( S-SE )  -AM 6-6-32 

Along:  Came  Love-PAR.  10-6-36 
Along-   Came   Ruth   if 

MG.  .7-20-24 
Along  Came  Sally-GB.  .6-16-34 
Along  Came  Youth-PAR.  1-11-31 
Along  the  Rio  Grande-RKO 

1941 
Along    the    Sunset    Trail- 

PRC. .1942 
Alpine    Love     ( Italian  )-NUO 

6-9-36 
Alpine  Passion   (German) -XX 

1939 

Alraune-UPA     5-7-34 

Alster    Case    if    ES 12-16-15 

Altar  Stairs,  The  if  U..  12-3-22 
Altars  of  Desire  if  MGM. 5-1-27 
Alte    Kameraden     (German) 

-XX.  .4-29-36 
Altitude  3,200   ( French  I - 

AFE.  .1944 
Always  a  Bride-WA.  .  .  .11-28-40 
Always  a  Bridesmaid-U. 9-29-43 
Always  Audacious  if  PAR 

11-14-20 

Always  Goodbye-F 5-24-31 

Always  Goodbye-F 6-27-38 

Always  in  My  Heart-WA. 3-5-42 
Always  in  the  Way  if  M.  .1915 

Always  in  Trouble-F 8-19-38 

Always  the  Woman  if 

G.  .7-16-22 
Am  Seidenen  Faden 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 
Vmaneeldy  ( Russian)  -AM  ..  1939 
Amarilly  of  Clothesline  Alley  if 

ART.  .3-21-18 
Amateur    Adventuress   if 

M.  .1919 

Amateur    Daddy -F 4-24-32 

Amateur  Devil.   An  if 

PAR.  .1920 
Amateur  Gentleman  if 

FN.  .9-12-26 
Amateur  Gentleman,  The 

-UA.  .4-27-36 
Amateur  Orphan  if 

PAT.  .5-24-17 
Amateur  Widow  ■*■  WO...  1919 
Amateur  Wife  if  PAR..  5-2-20 
Amazing  Dr.  Clitterhouse 

WA.  .6-21-38 
Amazinsr  Mr.  Forrest.  Thp- 

PRC.  .6-26-44 
Amazing  Imposter  it 

PAT.  .1-26-19 
Amazing  Lovers  it  JA.  .  .  .1922 
Amazing   Mr.   Williams,   The 

-COL.  .11-22-39 
Amazing   Mrs.    Holliday, 

The-U    2-10-43 

Amazing  Quest  it  HEP...  1924 
Amazing  Vagabond  if 

RKO.  .4-28-29" 

Amazing   Wife   if   U 3-9-19 

Amazing  Woman  if  SEZ 

2-29-20 
Amazon  Head  Hunters,  The 

-PRI.  .11-17-32 

Amazons    if    PAR 8-30-17 

Ambassador  Bill-F 11-15-31 


Ambition  if  F 7-6-16 

Ambush-PAR    1-18-39 

Ambush   Valley-REB.  .  .10-26-36 

America    if     UA 3-2-24 

America's  Answer  it 

BPI.  .8-4-18 
American  Aristocracy  if 

FAT.  .11-9-16 
American  Beauty,  An  if 

FN.  .10-2-27 
American   Beauty  if 

PAR.  .6-29-16 
American  Buds  if  F .  .  .  .4-18-18 
American  Consul  if 

PAR.  .2-22-17 
American  Empire-UA.  .  12-11-42 
American  Gang  Busters 

-TIM .  .  4-3-40 
American  Live  Wire  if 

VIT.  .4-11-18 
American  Madness-COL.  .7-1-32 
American  Maid  if  MT.  .  .12-6-17 
American   Manners   if 

FBO.  .8-31-24 
American  Methods  if  F.  .5-24-17 
American  Pluck  if 

CHA.  .10-18-25 
American — That's   All    if 

FAT.  .6-7-17 
American  Toreador  it 

AN.  .1922 
American  Venus  if 

PAR.  .1-31-26 
American  Way  if  WO... 7-6-19 
American   Widow  it 

M.  .12-20-17 

Americano   it  FAT 1-4-17 

Amicizia  (Italian ) -ESP.  ...  1940 
Amo  Te  Sola    (Italian)  - 

NUO.  .7-22-36 
Among  Cannibals  of  the  South 

Pacific  •*•  IND.. 7-28-18 
Among   Human    Wolves 

-FIA.  .1940 
Among  the  Living-PAR.  .9-4-41 
Among    the   Missing 

-COL.  .9-25-34 
Among  Those  Present  it 

PAT.  .1921 
Amor   Que  Vuelve 

(Spanish) -KIT.  .1935 
Amore  E  Dolore 

(Italian) -XX.  .5-18-37 
Amore  E  Morte 

( Italian  )-AUR.  .10-6-32 
Amore  Sulle  Alpi 

(Italian) -ESP.  .1939 
Amphitryon    (French) 

GOB.  .3-30-37 

An  Alien  if  R 1915 

An  Alien  Enemy  ir 

HOD.  .4-25-18 
An  Amateur  if  WO.  ..  .5-18-19 
An  American  Romanoe- 

MGM.  .6-3-44 
An    American   Tragedy 

PAR.  .8-9-31 
An   Angel  From  Texas 

-WA.  .5-15-40 
An  Leva  De  Gamla  Sudar 

( Swedish  )-EUP.  .11-16-37 
An   Old  Spanish  Custom 

-HOF.  .1-17-36 
An  Old  Sweetheart  of  Mine  it 

M.  .4-29-23 
An    Orphan   Boy   of   Vienna 

( German  )-GFF.  .9-17-37 

Anabel    Lee    •*■    JO 1921 

Ancestor,   The    ( Italian  1 

XX.  .1938 
Ancient  Highway  it 

PAR.  .11-22-25 
Ancient  Law  it  MA...  12-7-24 
Ancient  Mariner  ■*■  F.  .  .1-10-26 
And  a  Still  Small  Voice  it 

NF.  .12-15-18 
And   Now  Tomorrnw- 

PAR.  .10-18-44 
And   One   Was   Beautiful 

-MGM.  .4-17-4^ 
And  So  They  Were  Married 

-COL.  .5-14  3'" 

235 


And  Sudden  Death-PAR.  .  6-6-36 
And  the  Angels  Sing- 

PAR.  .4-24-44 
And    the    Children    Pay    -ft 

TY. .1919 
Andalusian  Nights 

(German) -UFA.  .1938 
Andy   Hardy's   Double  Life- 

MGM.  .12-2-42 
Andy  Hardy  Gets  Spring  Fever 

-MGM .  .  7-12-33 
Andy  Hardy  Meets  Debutante 

-MGM.  .7-2-40 
Andy   Hardy's    Blonde 

Trouble-MGM.  .4-24-44 
Andy  Hardy's  Private  Secretary 
-MGM.  .2-20-41 

Angel-PAR      9-17-37 

Angel    Child    if    HOD..  9-15-18 

Angel  Citizen  •*•  ME 7-30-32 

Angel  Factory  if  PAT.. 9-13-17 
Angel    of   Broadway   if 

PAT.  .10-30-27 
Angel  of  Crooked  Street  if 

VIT    5-28-22 

Angel's    Holiday-F 4-27-37 

Angelita  ( Spanish )  -F ...  9-13-35 
Angels  Over  Broadway 

-COL.  .11-22-40 
Angels  Wash  Their  Faces 

-WA.  .9-8-39 
Angels  With  Broken  Wings 

-REP.  .6-3-41 
Angels   With  Dirty  Faces 

-WA.  .10-24-38 
Animal  Crackers-PAR .  .  .  .8-3-30 
Animal  Kingdom,  The 

-RKO.  .12-23-32 
Ankles  Preferred  it  F.. 3-13-37 
Ann  Carver's  Profession 

-COL.  .6-9-33 

Ann    Vickers-RKO 9-29-33 

Ann's  Finish  it  AMU... 4-4-18 
Anna  (Russian)-AM.  ...  7-18-36 
Anna  Ascends  it  PAR.  .  11-19-22 

Anna     Christie-MGM 2-9-30 

Anna   Christie   if   FN..  11-25-23 

Anna  Karenina  if  F 1915 

Anna  Karenina-MGM.  .  .8-31-35 
Annabel  Takes  a  Tour- 

RKO.  .12-28-38 
Annabelle's  Affairs-F.  .  .6-28-31 
Annapolis  ( S-SE) -PAT.  .  .1928 
Annapolis    Farewell 

-PAR.  .8-23-35 
Annapolis  Salute-RKO.  .  8-17-37 
Anne  Against  the  World  if 

RA .  7-7-29 
Anne  for  Spite  if  AMU.  '.  5-24-17 
Anne   of   Green  Gables 

-RKO.  .11-16-34 
Anne  of  Green  Gables  it 

REA.  .11-23-19 
Anne  of  Little  Smoky  if 

AE.  .1-15-22 
Anne  of  Windy  Poplars 

-RKO.  .6-19-40 
Annemarie,  Die  Braut  der 

Companie-XX      1934 

Annette   in   Paradise 

( German )  -XX .  .  3-10-36 
Annexing  Bill  if  PAT..  6-30-1 8 
Annie  Laurie  if  M-G-M .  .  6-5-27 
Annie    Oakley-RKO.  ...  10-29-35 

Another    Dawn-WA 6-18-37 

Another  Face-RKO.  ..  .11-18-35 
Another  Language  MGM .  .  8-5-33 
Another  Man's  Boots  if 

AY.  .10-29-22 
Another  Man's  Shoes  if 

U.  .11-5-22 
Another  Man's  Wife  it 

PDC. .1924 
Another  Scandal  ir 

PDC.  .9-21-24 
Another  Thin  Man 

-MGM.  .11-14-39 

Answer    it   TRI 4-18-18 

Anthony  Adverse-WA  .  .  .5-12-36 
Anticipated  Day   (Polish) 

-XX.  .1939 
Antics     (German)-XX 1938 


SOI  LESSER  PRODUCTIONS 

«_y«   /^reparation 

"PARIS    CANTEEN" 

Story  by  Elliot  Paul 

"THE    SILVER    FLAME" 

By  Harold  Shumate  from  his  novel 
in    Technicolor 

"CRAZY   TO   DANCE" 

Original  by  Gita  Lewis  and  Silvia  Lardner 
Screen  story  by  I.  A.  L.  Diamond 

"FLASH!  —  FLOOD!" 

Screenplay   by   Franz    Spencer 

"ALARUM    AND    EXCURSION" 

Virginia  Perdue's  best-selling  psychological  drama 

"CIVILIAN   CLOTHES" 

Based  on  Thompson  Buchanan's  stage  play 
Edgar  Rice  Burroughs' 

"TARZAN   AND   THE   INTRUDER" 

by  Griffin  Jay  and  Marjorie  Pfaelzer 
and  for  the  Broadivay  stage 

"GOD'S   FRONT   PORCH" 

a   dramatization   of   Ketti   Frings'    best-seller 


Now  being  Released  by  United  Artists 
The     Comedy     of     a     Careless     Stork 

"3  IS  A  FAMILY" 

Based  on  John  Golden's 
hilarious  stage  hit 


Soon  to  Be  Released  by  RKO 

Edgar  Rice  Burroughs' 

"TARZAN  AND  THE 
AMAZONS" 

starring  Johnny  Weismuller, 
Brenda  Joyce,  Johnny  Sheffield 


•TiOflttcvl  =  ^tottd 


235 


Antics  of  Ann  *  PAR.  .12-13-17 
Anton    the   Terrible   if 

fAit.  .10-5-16 

Anush  *  -AM 11-11-32 

Any    Wight    •*    AMU 1922 

Any    Wile   if  F 1922 

Any     Woman    if    PAR.  .6-31-26 
Anybody  Here  been  Kelly?  if 

U.  .10-21-28 
Anybody's  Blonde-ACT.  .11-1-31 
Anybody's  War-PAR.  ..  .7-13-30 
Anybody's  Woman 

-PAR.  .8-17-30 
Anything:  for  a  Thrill 

-CNN..  6-22-37 
Anything-  Once  if  CLP ..  6-21-36 
Anything  Once  if  BL..  10-18-1 7 

Apache    if    COL, 2-3-29 

Apache    Kid,    The-REP.  . 9-19-41 
Apache  Raider  if  PAT.  .2-12-28 

Apache    Trail-MGM 6-25-42 

Apaches  of  Paris  if  WW..  1929 
Apaches  of  Paris  if 

UFA..  9-9-28 
Apartment  Above   (Polish) 

-XX..  1938 
Apartment  29  if  VIT.  .  .4-19-17 

Apassionata  if  FF 4-4-29 

Ape  Man.  The-MOP 3-1-43 

Ape,  The-MOP 10-26-40 

Apostle  of  Vengeance  if 

INC..  6-15-16 
Appearance  if  PAR ......  7-3-21 

Appearance  of  Evil  if 

WO..  10-13-18 

Applause-PAR    10-13-29 

Apple-Tree  Girl  if 

EDP.  .10-11-17 
Appointment  for  Love 

U..  10-28-41 
Appointment  in  Berlin- 

COL     7-26-43 

April     Blossoms-MGM 1936 

April   Folly   if   PAR 2-29-20 

April    Fool    if    CHA 11-7-26 

April     Romance-MGM 2-2-37 

April  Showers  if  PRE.  .11-11-23 
Arab,    The    *    MG 7-6-24 

Arabian   Knight  *   RC .'  .' 8-1*5-26 

Arabian    Nights-U 12-23-42 

Arabian    Knightmare    if 

PS. .1922 

Arabian  Love  if  F 4-2-22 

Aranyember   (Hungarian) 

DAN..  5-11-37 
Are  All  Men  Alike?  if 

M..  10-31-20 
Are  Children  to  Blame?  if 

CRD .  .  1922 
Are   Husbands   Necessary?-  . 

PAR..  6-15-42 
Are  Parents  People?  if 

PAR.  .7-14-25 
Are  These   Our  Children? 

-RKO.  .11-15-31 
Are  These  Our  Parents  ?- 

MOP.  .6-16-44 
Are  We  Civilized ?-RAS.  .6-14-34 
Arc   Women    to   Blame?   if 

FD. .1928 
Are   You    a  Failure?   if 

PRE.  .3-18-23 
Are   You   a   Mason?   if 

PAR.  .1915 
Are   You    a   Mason? 

-KAJ.  .10-30-34 
Are  You  Legally  Married?  if 

THP.  .4-6-19 
Are   You   Listening? 

-MGM.  .4-24-32 

Are    You    There  ?-F 1931 

Aren't    We    A11?-PAR 7-1-32 

Argentine  Love  if  PAR.  12-28-24 
Argentine   Nights-U.  ...  10-15-40 

Argyle     Case-WA 9-1-29 

Argyle   Case  *  RSR 2-8-17 

Aria  del  Continente  (AT- 

Italian)    if  ESP.  .1939 

Ariane-BLR     3-8-34 

Arise,  My  Love-PAR.  .  .10-17-40 


Aristocracy     if     PAR 1914 

Arizona-COL    1931 

Arizona    if   ART 12-16-18 

Arizona-CUL     11-20-40 

Arizona  Bound  if  PAR.. 6-1-27 
Arizona  Bound-M OP.  ..  .7-18-41 
Arizona    Cyclone    if    U....1928 

Arizona  Cyclone-U 3-6-42 

Arizona     Cyclone-FD 1935 

Arizona    Cyclone-U     1941 

Arizona  Days  if   SYW.. 4-28-29 

Arizona    Days-GN    2-2-37 

Arizona  Express  ■*■  F .  .  3-23-24 
Arizona  Frontier-MOP.  .10-28-40 
Arizona  Gun  Busters-PRC.  .1940 
Arizona    Gunflghter 

-REP.  .9-24-37 

Arizona  Kid-F    5-18-30 

Arizona  Kid.  The-REP.  .10-3-39 

Arizona  Legion-RKO 1939 

Arizona  Mahoney-PAR .  .  6-4-37 
Arizona  Outlaw  if  WO...  1920 
Arizona    Raiders,    The 

PAR.  .6-30-36 
Arizona  Romeo  ^F...  .1-18-25 
Arizona   Roundup-MOP.  .  .  .1942 

Arizona    Speed   if   AI 1928 

Arizona  Stagecoach-MOP. .  .1942 
Arizona  Streak  if  FB0...1926 
Arizona  Sweepstake  if 

U..  11-15-25 

Arizona     Terror-TLF 9-27-31 

Arizona     Terrors-REP 1-9-42 

Arizona  to  Broadway 

F.  .7-22-33 

Arizona  Trail-U    5-10-44 

Arizona  Whirlwind-MOP.  .  .1944 
Arizona  Whirlwind  if 

PAT.  .3-20-27 
Arizona  Wildcat  if  F..  1-29-28 
Arizona  Wildcat-F  ...  .11-8-38 
Arizonian,  The-RKO.  .  .7-27-35 
Arkansas  Judge-REP.  .  .1-22-41 
Arkansas    Traveler 

-PAR.  .10-4-38 
Arm   of    the   Law-MOP. .  .7-1-32 

Armored    Car-U 6-22-37 

Armored  Vault  if  UFA .  .  .  1928 
Arms  and  the  Girl  if 

PAR..  10-25-17 
Arms   and   the   Woman  -^r 

PAR..  11-1 6-16 
Armstrong's  Wife  if 

PAR..  11-25-15 

Army    Girl-REP 7-19-38 

Army   Surgeon-RKO.  . .  .10-26-42 

Army    Wives-MOP    12-6-44 

Around   the   Corner-COL .  .  5-4-30 

Around  the  World  in  80  Minutes 

with    Douglas    Fairbanki- 

UA .  .  11-22-31 

Around  the  World-RKO.  11-24-43 

Around  the  World  Via  Graf 

Zeppelin     ( S-SE )  -TPE 

11-10-29 
Arrest  Bulldog  Drummond 

-PAR..  1-17-39 

Arrowsmith-UA    12-13-31 

Arsenal    if   AM 11-17-29 

Arsene  Lupin-MGM.  ..  .2-28-32 
Arsene  Lupin  if  GRE .  .  2-22-17 
Arsene    Lupin    xteiaraw 

-MGM.  .1-26-38 
Arsenic  and  Old  Lace- 

WA.  .9-1-44 
Arshim  Mai  Alan   (Armenian) 

-XX.  .3-15-37 
Arson   Gang  Busters 

REP.  .4-4-38 
Artie,   the  Millionaire  Kid  if 

VIT. .1916 
Artists  and  Models-PAR.  .  8-5-37 
Artists  and  Models  Abroad 

-PAR .  .  8-5-37 

Aryan.    The    if    TRI 3-30-16 

Arzt  Aus   Leidenschaft 

(German) -XX.  .1941 
As  a  Man  Desires  if 

FN.  .2-22-25 
As  a  Man  Lives  if 

SEZ.  .12-17-22 

237 


As  a  Man  ThiriKs  if 

HOD.  .4-xIU.  19 
As  Dream  and  Shadow 

(Finnish) -XX.  .1131 
As   Good  as  Married-U .  .  4-22.  )> 

As     Husbands     Go-F l-27>  /  4 

As   in  a  Looking  Glass  if 

WO .  .  3-9.  16 
As  Man  Made   Her  if 

PBW.  .3-15  17 
As  Men  Love  if  PAR .  .  .  6-24- 17 
As  No  Man  Has  Loved  if 

F.  .2-15-25 
(Reviewed  as  "The  Man  With- 
out a  Country") 
As   the  Devil   Commands 

-COL.  .9-1-33 
As  the  Earth  Turns 

-WA.  .2-15-34 
As  the  Sun  Went  Down  if 

M.  .1918 
As   You  Desire  Me 

MGM..  6-5-32 

As  You  Like  It-F 11-6-36 

Aschermittwoch 

(German) -XX.  .3-12-3* 
Asegure  a  Su  Mujer 

( Spanish  )-F.  .3-12-35 
Ashamed   of   Parents   if 

WA.  .12-18-21 

Ashes    if    EC 1922 

Ashes  of  Embers  if 

PAR.  .10-12-16 
Ashes  of  Hope  if  TRI..  10-4-17 
Ashes  of  Love  if  GRA.  .10-6-18 
Ashes  of  Vengeance  if 

FN..  8-19-23 
Asi   Es   La  Mujer    (Spanish) 

-XX..  10-22-36 

Asphalt    if    AP 5-11-30 

Assignment  in  Brittany- 

MGM 3-11-43 

At    Bay    if    PAT 1922 

At  Dawn  We  Die-REP.  .3-25-43 
At  Devil's  Gorge  if  ARW.  .1923 
At  First  Sight  if  PAR.  .6-28-17 
At  Piney  Ridge  ■*  SEL.  .4-27-16 

At  the  Circus-MGM 11-17-39 

At  the  Crossroads  if  AR.  .  .1922 
At  the  Edge  of  the  World  if 

UFA .  .  6-23-29 
At  the  End  of  the  World  if 

PAR.  .8-21-21 

At    the   Front-WA 2-25-43 

At  the  Mercy  of  Men  if 

SEZ.  .4-25-18 
At  the  Sign  of  the  Jack 

O'Lantern  if  HOD..  1-22-22 
At  the  South  Pole  if 

POL.  .3-3-29 
At  the  Stage  Door  if 

FBO.  .12-18-21 
At  Your  Orders,  Madame 

(Italian) -ESP.  .6-31-40 

Atlantic-BI      5-31-40 

Atlantic  Adventure 

-COL.  .9-10-35 

Atlantic   City-REP    8-3-44 

Atlantic     Convoy-COL.  .  .7-10-42 

Atlantic  Flight-MOP 9-20-37 

Atom    if    TRI 9-15-18 

Atonement    if    PI 1920 

Atta  Boy  *   PAT 10-3-26 

Atta  Boy's  Last  Race  if 

FAT.  .10-19-16 

Attack  !-RKO     6-8-44 

Attorney  for  the  Defense 

-COL.  .5-8-32 
Auction  Block  if  MGM.  .2-28-26 
Auction  Block  if  RBG.  .12-20-17 
Auction  of  Virtue  if 

USA.  .5-17-17 

Auctioneer  if  F 1-23-27 

Audrey    *    PAR 3-30-16 

Aufforderung  Zum  Tanz 

(German) -GFS.  .11-26-35 
Aufruhr    In    Damaskus 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 
August  Week-End-CHE.  .7-18-36 
Aunt    of    the   Girls 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1939 


238 


Aus  Liebe  Zum  Vaterland 

( German  )-AMT.  .12-2-37 

Autumn   if   URE 3-9-16 

Autumn  Crocus-AUT.  .  10-25-34 
Autumn  Love  if  AEP.  .11-18-28 
Autumn  Maneuvers 

( German  )-CAO.  .1939 
Avec    L'Assurance    (French) 

-PAR.  .5-9-35 

Avenger,     The-COL 4-19-31 

Aveng-er,    The-MOP 10-4-33 

Avengers,   The-PAR 1943 

Avenging-  Rider,  The- 

RKO     2-15-43 

Avalanche    if    ART 7-6-19 

Avalanche-FD     3-27-32 

Avalanche  if  PAR.  ...  12-9-28 
Ave  Maria  (Italian) -KIT.  .  1935 
Ave    Maria    (German) 

-UFA.  .10-8-37 
Avec  Le  Sourire   (French) 

MAZ.  .2-9-39 
Avenging  Fangs  if 

PAT.  .5-29-27 
Avenging-  Rider  if 

FBO.  .11-11-28 
Avenging-  Shadow  if 

PAT.  .4-1-28 
Avenging-  Trail  if  M .  .  .  .1-10-18 
Avenging-  Waters-COL.  ..  .7-8-36 
Averag-e   Woman    if    BR  .  .  2-3-24 

Aviator-WA      1929 

Avocate  D'Amour  (French) 

-REG.  .9-14-38 
Awakening  (S-SE)- 

UA.  .11-18-28 
Awakening  if  PWO.  ...  12-6-17 
Awakening-  of  Helen  Ritchie  if 

M.  .1-18-17 
Awakening-  of  Jim  Burke 

-COL.  .5-18-35 
Awakening  of  Ruth  if 

-EDP.  .9-27-17 
Away  Goes  Prudence  if 

PAR.  .7-11-20 

Awful     Truth-PAT 8-4-29 

Awful  Truth  if  PDC.  ...  7-5-25 
Awful  Truth,  The-COL.  10-11-37 
Aycie   J.   Pilsukskieg-o    (Polish)  - 

MPS.  .3-13-35 
Az  Ember  Neha  Tevd   (Hun- 
garian )-HU.  .  .4-9-38 
Az  Okos  Mama    (Hungarian! - 

XX.  .  .4-15-36 
Az  uj   Rokon    (Hungarian )- 

XX.  .  .3  13  35 
Az  Uj  Foldesur   (Hungarian)  - 

DAN.  .10-2-36 

B  

Bab,  the  Fixer  if  BM.  8-30-17 
Bab's  Burglar  if  PAR.  11-15-17 
Bab's  Candidate  if  VIT. 7-4-20 
Bab's  Diary  if  PAR.  .  .10-18-17 
Bab's  Matinee  Idol  if  PAR 

1917 
Babes   on   Broadway-M-G-M 

12-3-41 
Babes  on  Swing  Street-U. 9-18-44 

Babbitt-FN      12-15-34 

Babbitt    if    WA 7-20-24 

Babbling-   Tongues   if   IV 

8-23-17 
Babe    Comes    Home    if   FN 

6-5-27 
Babes  in  Arms-M-G-M .  9-19-39 
Babes  in  the  Woods  if  F.  .1917 
Babes    in    Toyland-M-G-M 

11-12-34 

Babette    •*■    VIT 3-22-17 

Babies     for     Sale-COL.  .  6-14-40 

Baboona-F 1-22-35 

Baby   Cyclone    (S-SE)- 

M-G-M.  .10-7-28 
Baby   Doll   Bandit,   A   if   U.... 

Baby     Face-WB 6-24-33 

Baby  Face  Harrington- 

M-G-M.  .6-19-35 


Baby  Face  Morgran-PRC.  7-22-42 
Baby    Marie's    Roundup    if 

PAT.  . .1919 
Baby  Mine  •*■  M-G-M  ...  1-15-28 

Baby    Mine    if     G 10-4-17 

Baby,    Take    a    Bow-F .  .  6-30-34 

Baby's  Diplomacy  if  PAT 

Bachelor  Apartment-RKO.  3-8-31 
Bachelor   Apartments    if 

ARW.  .1921 

Bachelor   Bait-RKO 7-20-34 

Bachelor  Brides  if  PDC. 5-16-26 
Bachelor   Daddy   if   PAR.  5-7-22 

Bachelor     Daddy-U 7-3-41 

Bachelor     Father-M-G-M.  2-1-31 
Bachelor   Girl    (PT)-COL 

7-21-29 
Bachelor  Mother-HOL.  .  12-14-32 
Bachelor  Mother- RKO.  .  .7-3-39 
Bachelor  of  Arts-F.  ..  12-29-34 
Bachelor   Quarters    to   Let 

(Hungarian) -XX.  .  .1940 
Bachelor's  Affairs-F ...  6-25-32 
Bachelor's   Baby   if   COL 

6-12-27 
Bachelor's  Children  if   VIT 

4-25-18 
Bachelor's  Club   (S-SE)- 

PAP.  .  .1929 
Bachelor's  Folly-WW.  .  6-24-32 
Bachelor's  Paradise  if  TIF 

7-15-28 
Bachelor's    Paradise 

(German) -XX.  .1940 
Bachelor's    Wife,    A    if 

PAT.  .5-18-19 
Back   Door   to   Heaven-PAR 

4-12-39 
Background  to  Danger- 

WA    6-9-43 

Back  From  Shanghai  if 

RAL.  .3-23-30 
Back  Home  and  Broke  if 

PAR.  .12-31-22 
Back    in    Circulation-WA 

7-30-37 
Back   in   the   Saddle-REP 

3-25-41 
Back  of  the  Man  if  INC 

3-1-17 

Back   Page-GEP 6-13-34 

Back     Pay-FN 6-1-30 

Back    Pay    if    PAR ....  2-19-22 

Back    Stage    •*■    TIF 6-26-27 

Back     Staere-OB 8-12-37 

Back     Street-TT 1032 

Back  Street  -U 2-5-41 

Back    to   God's    Country   if 

FN.  .11-9-19 
Back  to  God's  Country  if 

U.  .7-17-27 
Back    to   Liberty   if 

EXP.  .1-29-28 

Back    to    Life    if    AE 1925 

Back    to    Nature-F 8-14-36 

Back  to  the  Woods  if  G 

7-28-18 
Back    to    Yellow    Jacket   if 

ARW.  .1922 

Back    Trail    if    U 6-15-24 

Backbone    if    G 5-6-23 

Bad    Boy    if    FAT 2-15-17 

Bad     Boy-GAT 7-10-39 

Bad      Boy-F 10-29-35 

Bad   Company   if   AE...  3-29-25 

Bad    Company-PAT 11-8-31 

Bad    Girl-F 8-9-31 

Bad     Guy-MGM 8-26-37 

Bad  Lands-RKO 8-28-39 

Bad  Lands  if  PDC 10-4-25 

Badlands   of   Dakota-U.  .  8-29-41 
Bad     Little     Angel-M-G-M 

11-14-39 

Bad    Man    if    FN 10-7-23 

Bad     Man,     The-FN 9-28-30 

Bad     Man,     The-M-G-M.  .4-4-41 

239 


Bad   Man   from   Red  Butte- 

U.. 6-14-40 
Bad   Man    from   Brimstone- 

M-G-M.  .1-18-38 
Bad  Man's  Bluff  *  PAT.  1-30-27 
Bad    Man's    Money    if    SYN 

1929 
Ban   Man   of  Deadwood- 

REP..  .9-16-41 
Bad  Men    of   Missouri-WA 

8-18-41 
Bad  Men   of   the  Hills- 

COL.  .10-26-42 

Bad   One,   The-UA 3-18-30 

Bad     Sister-U 4-5-31 

Badge  of  Couragre  if  VIT 

Badere    of    Honor-MAF.  .  5-19-34 

Baffled    •*•    IND 1924 

Bag    and    Baggage    if    SEZ 

1923 
Bahama    Passage-PAR .  12-10-41 

Bait  •  PAR 1-9-21 

Baited     Trap     •*■     RA 1926 

Baker's   Wife.    The    (French) - 

BAB.  .2-28-40 

Balalaika-M-O-M     12-15-39 

Baldevins  Brollop  ( Swedish  )- 

SCA.  .1-23-39 
Balinese  Love  •*■  TPE.  .12-13-31 
Ball  in  Metropol   (German)  - 

XX.  .1938 

Ball  of  Fire-RKO 12-2-41 

Ball   of  Glass    ( German  1- 

XX .  .  1 939 
Ballad     of     Cossack     Golta 

(Russian) -AM.  .  .  .3-2-38 
Ballerina    ( French  > - 

MAB.  .11-9  38 

Ballet   Girl   +  BRA 2-3-16 

Ballyhoo  Buster  if  PAT 

12-25-27 
Baltic    Deputy     (Russian )- 

AM.  .9-16-37 

Bambi-RKO     5-27-42 

Band  Plays  On-M-G-M .  .  1 2-22-34 

Bandbox    -*■    HOD 11-30-19 

Bandit    Buster    •    PAT...  1927 

Bandit   Raneer-RKO 1942 

Bandit  Trail,  The-RKO.  9-5-41 
Bandit's  Baby  +  FBO.  6-7-25 
Bandit's  Son  if  FBO...  1927 
Bandolero  The  +  W  flol"4 
Bam'o  On  My  Knee-F.  .  .12-1  -36 

Bank     Alarm-GN 6-4-37 

Bank    Dick.    The-U 12-3-40 

Bantam   Cowboy  if  FBO 

8-19-28 

Bar  20-UA 7-21-43 

Bar-C    Mystery    ir    PAT. 3-21 -26 

Bar-L     Ranch-BTF 8-20-35 

Bar  Nothin'  if  F 10-16-21 

Bar  Sinister  if  HAW.  .4-26-17 
Bar   20    Rides    Asrain- 

PAR.  .11-30-35 
Bar  20  .Tustiee-PAR ...  .4-14-38 
Bar  Z  Bad  Men-REP.  .4-22-37 
Baratsasros    Arcot    Kerek 

(Hungarian) -XX.  .10-8-36 

Barb-Wire  if  ARW 1922 

Barbara  Frietchie  *   PDC 

10-5-24 
Barbara    Fritchie    if    M.  12-2-1 5 

Barbarian    if    PI 1921 

Barbarian.      The-M-G-M.  5-13-33 
Barbarina  Die  Taenzerin   Von 
Sanssouci      (German) -CAP 

10-26-32 

Barbary   Coast-UA 9-24-35 

Birbary  Coast  Gent-MGM  8-3-44 
Barbary  Sheep  ir  ART. 9-20-17 
Barbed  Wire  +  PAR .  .  .  8-14-27 
Barcarole       (German) -UFA 

10-22-36 
Bardely's,   The  Magnificent  if 

M-G-M.  .  .10-17-26 
Bare-Fisted    Gallagher    if 

HRM.  .  .6-29-19 


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Bare   Fists   if   U 4-20-19 

Bare    Knees    *    GOT. .  .1-29-28 

Bare    Knuckles    ■*■   F 3-6-21 

Baree,   Son  of  Kazan  if 

VIT..  5-21-18 
Baree.  Son  of  Karzan  + 

VIT..  5-24-25 

Barefoot    Boy -MOP 9-1-38 

Barefoot  Boy.   The  if  CBC 

11-18-23 
Bargain-FN    (Reviewed   as 

"You  and  I")  ..  .9-6-31 
Bargain,    The    if    PAR...  1914 

Bargains     if     BR 1923 

Barker   ■*    SEL 8-23-17 

Barker,     The     (PT) -FN.  12-9-28 

Barnacle    Bill-MGM 7-2-41 

Barnstormer     if     FN 1922 

Barnum    Was    Right 

U..  10-27-29 

Barnyard   Follies-REP.  .11-22-40 

Baroness    and    the    Butler,    The- 

F..  2-15-38 

Barretts    of    Wimpole    St.- 

M-G-M.  ..9-8-34 

Barricade  if  FBO 10-9-21 

Barricade     +     M 3-8-17 

Barricade-F     12-14-3*9 

Barrier     if     M-G-M 4-4-26 

Barrier    *    RB 2-15-17 

Barrier,     The-PAR 11-6-37 

Barriers  Aflame  if  FN.  .10-25-25 
Barriers  Burned  Away  if 

AE.  .12-21-24 
Barriers  of  Folly  if  RUL.  .1922 

Barriers   of  Society  if  U 

Barriers  of  the  Law  if  IND 

11-16-24 

Bars  of  Hate-VIC 1935 

Bars    of    Iron    if    STL.  .  .3-6-21 
Bashful    Bachelor,    The- 

RKO.  .3-19-42 
Bashful    Buccaneer    if    RA 

11-1-25 

Bat,    The    if    UA 3-21-26 

Bat     Whispers-UA 1-18-31 

Bataan-MGM     5-28-43 

Batalion      (Czechoslovakian) 

XX     1939 
Bathing-   Beauty -MGM    .  .  5-31-44 

Battle,      The-GAG 11-21-34 

Battle   Cry   of  Peace  if 

VIT..  .9-16-15 
Battle   for   Siberia    (Russian) - 

ARQ..1942 
Battle  of  Broadway-F.  .4-27-38 
Battle  of  Coronel  and  Falk- 
land Islands  if  LEE. 2-19-28 
Battle  of  Galopoli-CAP.  12-6-31 
Battle     of     Greed-CRE . .  .  1-4-37 

Battle  of  Hearts  if  F 5-25-16 

Battle  of  Life  if  F 12-14-16 

Battle  of  Mons  if  ERA. 3-31-29 
Battle     of     Paris-PAR.  .  .  .1929 

Battle  of  Russia-F 1943 

Battle  of   the  Sexes- (S-SE) 

UA..  10-14-28 
Battle   With    the   Dragon 

(German) -XX.  .1939 

Battler  if  WO 8-31-19 

Battlin'    Kid    if    PS 1926 

Battling  Buddy  •*•  ARC. 9-14-24 
Battling  Bunyan  if  AE 

12-14-24 
Battling    Butler    if    M-G-M 

8-29-26 

Battling   Fool    if    GOL 1924 

Battling  Jane   if   PAR..  10-6-18 
Battling    Orioles    if    PAT 

10-26-24 
Battling     Thru     if     PIZ...1928 

Bava    if    U 4-15-23 

Bawbs  o'  Blue  Bridge  if  INC 

11-16-16 
Be  a  Little  Sport  if  F. 7-6-19 
Be  Mine  Tonight-U.  ..  .3-16-33 
Be  My  Wife  if  G 6-12-21 


Be  Yourself-UA 3-0-30 

Beach  of  Dreams  if  RC.  6-26-21 
Beachcomber  if  PAR...  1916 
Beachcomber,      The-PAR 

12-1-38 

Beans     if     U 9-15-18 

Bear     Cat     if     U 4-2-22 

Beast    if    F 7-27-16 

Beast  of  Borneo-DUW.  12-28-34 
Beast  of  the  City,  The- 

MGM.  .3-13-32 
Beasts  of  Berlin,  See  Goose  Step 
Beating    the    Game   if   G 

9-11-21 
Beating  the  Odds  if  VIT 

5-4-19 
Beatrice   Fairfax   if   WTL 

8-17-16 

Beau    Bandit-RKO 6-15-30 

Beau  Broadway  if  M-G-M 

8-15-28 
Beau   Brummell   if   WA. 4-13-24 

Beau   Geste   *   PAR 8-15-26 

Beau    Geste-PAR 7-24-39 

Beau     Ideal-RKO 1-11-31 

Beau  Revel  if  PAR 3-20-21 

Beau  Sabreur  if  PAR.  .  .1-29-28 
Beautiful    Adventure    if 

EMU.  .10-25-17 
Beautiful  and  Damned  if 

WA...  12-17-23 
Beautiful    Blue   Danube   if 

AY..  1929 
Beautiful  But  Broke-COL.  .1944 
Beautiful  But  Dumb  if 

TIF..  9-9-2  8 
Beautiful  Cheat  *  U... 2-7-26 
Beautiful  City  if  FN..  11-1-25 
Beautiful  Gambler  if  U.  6-26-21 
Beautiful  Liar  if  FN...  1921 
Beautiful  Lie  if  M... 5-31-17 
Beautiful  Sinner  if  PFT. 5-24-25 
Beautifully   Trimmed  if   U 

12-12-20 
Beauty  and  Bullets  if 

U.  .1-20-29 
Beauty   and   the   Bad  Man   if 

PDC. . .1925 
Beauty  and  the  Barge  if 

PAR 

Beauty    and    the    Boss-WA 

4-3-32 
Beauty   and    the   Rogue   if 

AMU..  .2-21-18 
Beauty  for  the  Asking- 

RKO..  2-16-39 
Beauty  for  Sale-M-G-M .  .  9-13-33 
Beauty  in  Chains  if  BL.  4-11-18 
Beauty  of  the  Pustra  (Hun- 
garian)-XX.  .  .1938 
Beauty    Market    if    FN...  1919 

Beauty   Parlor-CHE 10-4-32 

Beauty  Prize  if  MG 10-5-24 

Beauty-Proof  if  VIT...  6-8-19 
Beauty  Shop  if  PAR .  .  .  5-14-22 
Beauty  Shoppers  if  TIF. 7-3-27 
Beauty's  Daughter-F ....  9-17-35 
Beauty's  Worth  if  PAR. 4-9-22 
Because  I  Love  You  ( German )- 

AGF .  .  .  2-2-30 
Because   of   a   Woman  if 

TRI.  .  .12-13-17 
Beckoning  Flame  if  TRI 

12-23-15 
Beckoning   Roads   if    RC 

12-28-19 
Beckoning     Trail     if     RED 

8-3-16 

Becky   if  M-G-M 10-16-27 

Becky     Sharp-RKO 6-14-35 

Bed   of   Roses-RKO 7-1-33 

Bedroom  Window  if  PAR 

6-15-24 

Bedside-FN  3-6-34 

Bedtime  Story.  A-PAR .  .  4-22-33 
Bedtime    Story-COL.  .  .  .  12-10-41 

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Bedzie   Llepel    (Polish)  - 

KIP..  .4-9-37 
Beethoven  Concerto    (Russian) - 
AM.  .  .3-3-37 
Beethoven's  Great  Love 

(French) -FRM.  .  .1-29-37 
Befehl  1st  Befehl   ( German  )- 

XX.  .  .11-30-36 
Before  Dawn-RKO ....  10-17-33 
Before  I  Hang-COL.  .  .10-4-40 
Before  Midnight  *  GBG.  .7-5-26 

Before     Midnight-COL 1933 

Before   Morning   if 

GRC.  10-19-33 
Before  the  White  Man  Came  if 
ARW.  .  .1920 
Beg,  Borrow  or  Steal-M-G-M 

12-2-37 
Beggar  in  Purple  if 

PAT..  11-7-20 
Beggar  of  Cawnpore  if 

INC.  .4-27-16 
Beggar  on  Horseback  if 

PAR.  .  .7-14-25 
Beggar  Prince  if  RC... 2-1-20 
Beggar  Student  if  AGF..  1929 
Beggar  Woman  if  PAT. 3-14-18 
Beggar's  Holiday-TOW.  8-17-34 
Beggars    in    Ermine- 

MOP.  .2-14-34 
Beggars    of    Life     (PT)- 

PAR.  .9-30-28 
Behind   Closed  Doors  if 

COL..  .8-4-29 
Behind  Closed  Doors  if  TE 

1-27-16 
Behind   Jury   Doors- 

MAF.  .3-15-33 
Behind  Masks  if  PAR. 7-10-21 
Behind     Office    Doors-RKO 

3-22-31 
Behind    Prison     Bars-MOP 

11-22-37 
Behind    Prison    Gates-COL 

9-8-39 
Behind  Prison  Walls-PRC. 2-4-43 
Behind    Stone    Walls-MAF 

3-13-32 

Behind  that  Curtain-F 1929 

Behind  the  Altar  *  AEP 

2-3-29 
Behind  the  Curtain  if  U 

6-29-24 
Behind    the    Curtain    (Egyp- 
tian)-XX.  . .1939 
Behind  the  Door  if  PAR 

1-4-20 
Behind    the    Eight    Ball- 

U..  12-21-42 
Behind    the    Evidence-COL 

1-8-35 
Behind  the  Front  if  PAR 

2-14-26 
Behind  the  German  Lines  if 

PAR.  .  .12-9-28 
Behind   the   Rising  Sun- 

RKO     7-21-43 

Behind     Green     Lights-MAO 

3-12-36 
Behind    the    Headlines-RKO 

6-3-37 
Behind  the  Lines  if  BL.  .  .9-7-16 
Behind  the  Lines  in  Italy  if 

ROM..  .9-22-18 
Behind    the    Makeup-PAR 

1-19-30 
Behind  the  Mask-COL.  .  5-1-32 
Behind   the  Mask  *   NF 

11-1-17 
Behind  the  Mike-U.  ..  11-2-37 
Behind  the  News-REP.  12-23-40 
Behind   the  Scenes  if  PAR 

1924 
Behold  This   Woman  if 

VIT .  .  .  7-27-24 
Behold  My  Wife  if  PAR 

10-17-20 


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242 


Behold     My     Wife-PAR.  2-16-36 
Bei   Der   Blonden   Kathrein- 

BAU.  12-5-34 
Being   Respectable  if   WA 

8-10-24 
Belgian,  The  *  OCP.  ..  11-1-17 
Believe    Me,    Xantippe    if 

PAR.  5-19-18 
Bell  Boy  13  *  FN...  2-11-23 
Bella  Donna  -*  PAR... 2-9-18 
Bella    Donna    *    PAR.. 4-22-23 

Bella    Donna-OLM 2-26-36 

Bella  of  Brutte  Si  Sposan  Tutte 

(Italian) -ESP.  .1940 
Bellamy   Trial    (PT)-M-G-M 

1-27-29 
Belle  of  Alaska  *  AR.  2-26-22 
Belle   of   Broadway  *   COL 

1926 
Belle    of    New    York   if 

SEZ. . .1919 
Belle    of    the    Nineties-PAR 

9-6-34 
Belle    of    the    Season   if    M 

8-3-19 

Be:ie  of  the  Yukon-RKO.  12-6-44 

PWO.  .7-19-17 

Belle    Starr -F 8-22-41 

Bells   +  PAT 9-22-18 

Bells    *    CHA 10-31-26 

Bells  of  Capistrano-REP. 9-16-42 
Bells  of  San  Juan  if 

F.  .10-15-22 

Beloved-U    1-27-34 

Beloved  Adventuress  if 
Beloved  Bachelor 

-PAR.  .10-18-31 
Beloved  Blackmailer  if 

WO.  .8-18-18 

Beloved  Brat-WA 5-5-38 

Beloved  Brute  *  VIT.  .  11-16-24 
Beloved  Cheater  if  RC.  .11-16-19 

Beloved    Enemy-UA 12-12-36 

Beloved  Imposter  if 

VIT.  .11-15-18 

Beloved  Jim  if  BL 12-20-17 

Beloved  Rogue  if  UA.  .12-15-18 

Beloved  Traitor  if  G 3-7-18 

Beloved  Vagabond  if 

PAT.  .12-9-15 
Beloved  Vagabond  if 

FBO.  .4-13-24 
Beloved  Vagabond,  The 

COL.  .2-9-37 
Below  the  Border-MOP.  .  .  .1942 
Below   the  Deadline  if 

AHR.  .1921 
Below  the  Deadline  if 

CHE.  .6-23-29 
Below  the  Deadline 

CHE .  .  6-6-36 
Below  the  Line  if  WA .  .  9-27-25 

Below  the  Sea-COL 6-3-33 

Below   the   Surface  if 

PAR.  .6-13-20 

Ben    Blair   *    PAR 3-9-16 

Ben  Hur  if  MGM 1-24-26 

Ben   Hur  *   MGM 12-6-31 

Beneath  Western   Skies- 

REP.  .5-25-44 

Bengal     Tiger- WA 7-7-36 

Benson  Murder  Case 

PAR.  .4-13-30 
Bergslagsfolk    ( Spanish )- 

SCA.  .3-15-38 

Berkeley   Square-F 9-15-33 

Berlin  After  Dark  if 

WW.  .6-2-29 
Berlin    Alexanderplatz- 

XX.  .5-13-33 
Berlin  Correspondent-F.  .  8-17-42 
Berlin,  the  Symphony  of  a 

Big  City  if  F.  .1928 
Bermuda  Mystery -F  ....  4-24-44 
Bertha  the  Sewing  Machine 

Girl  if  F.  .1-16-27 
Best  Bad  Man  if  F.  .  .  .12-6-25 
Best  Foot  Forward-MGM .  6-30-43 
Best    Man    if    RAL 1917 


Best    Man    if    HH 4-27-19 

Best   Man   Wins-COL 1-2-36 

Best   of    Enemies   if 

SKT.  .11-11-15 

Best    of    Enemies-F 7-17-33 

Best  of  Luck  *  M 7-11-20 

Best  People  if  PAR.  .  .11-1-25 
Besuch  Am  Abend   ( German )- 

XX.  .7-8-37 

Betrayal  if   GLO 5-5-29 

Betrayal    ( French )  - 

WO.  .9-21-39 
Betrayal,   The    (S-SE)- 

PAR.  .5-12-29 

Betrayed    *    F 9-27-17 

Betsy  Ross  *  PWO 10-18-17 

Betsy's   Burglar  *   FAT.. 3-1-17 

Better   Days   if   TPC 1928 

Better  Half  *  SE 9-15-18 

Better    Man    *    AY 11-13-21 

Better  Man  *  FBO.  ...  8-15-26 
Better  Man  Wins  if 

SAN.  .10-22-22 
Better    'Ole   if    WA.  ...  10-17-26 

Better    'Ole    if    WO 3-9-19 

Better    Times    if    BRE.. 6-15-19 

Better    Way    if    COL 1926 

Better  Wire  if  SE ....  7-13-19 
Better  Woman  if  TE..  11-11-15 
Bettina  Loved  a  Soldier  If 

BL.  .8-3-16 
Betty  and  the  Buccaneers  if 

MT.  .1917 
Betty  Takes  a  Hand  * 

TRI.  .1-3-18 
Betty  to  the  Rescue  if 

PAR.  .1-18-17 
Between   Dangers   if 

PAT.  .1-30-27 
Between   Fighting   Men- 

WOW.  .10-16-33 
Between  Friends  if 

VIT.  .4-20-24 
Between  Men  if  TRI.  .  .  .12-9-15 
Between  Men-SUM ....  10-29  35 
Between  Parents   ( German  )- 

UFA .  .  1938 
Between  Two  Women- 

MGM.  .12-18-44 
Between  Two  Women- 

MGM.  .6-29-37 
Between    Two    Worlds- 

WA.  .5-5-44 
Between  Two  Worlds  if 

ARC.  .7-15-23 
Between  Two  Worlds 

(Italian) -ESP.  .2-12-40 

Between    Us    Girls-U 9-3-42 

Beverly  of  Graustark  if 

MGM.  .5-2-26 
Beware  of  Bachelors  (PT)- 

WA.  .1-20-29 
Beware  of  Blondes  if 

COL.  .8-26-28 
Beware  of  Ladies-REP.  .  1-12-37 
Beware  of  Married  Men 

(S-SE)-WA.  .1-29-28 
Beware  of  Strangers  if 

FIL. .1918 
Beware  of  the  Bride  if 

F.  .10-24-20 
Beware  of  the  Law  if 

JAW.  .4-8-23 
Beware  of  Widows  if 

U.  .4-17-27 
Beware,    Spooks  !-COL.  ..  11-9-39 

Beyond   if  PAR 9-11-21 

Beyond  All  Odds  •*  CHE..  1926 
Beyond  Bengal-SHP.  ..  .4-25-34 
Beyond  London's  Lights  if 

FBO.  .2-19-28 

Beyond    Price    if   F 5-8-21 

Beyond  Shadows  if  TRI 

7-28-17 
Beyond  the  Bend  ■*•  SEZ..  1922 
Beyond    the    Blue   Horizon- 

PAR.  .5-7-42 
Beyond  the  Border  if  PDC.  .1928 
Beyond  tfce  Crossroads  if 

PI. .1922 
Beyond  the  Last  Frontier- 

REP    11-12-43 

243 


.9-16-32 


Bii 

Bis 
Bi 
Bi 

Bii 
Big 


.9-14-35 


.2-11-38 


Beyond    the    Law-SYN.  .11-2-30 
Beyond  the  Law  if 

SOF.  .12-8-18 
Iejond  the  Law-COL.  ..  7-31-34 
b.  yoiid  the  Rainbow  if 

BEN.  .2-26-22 
Beyond   the   Rio  Grande 

BIF.  .5-4-30 
Beyond  the  Rockies  if 

FBO. .1926 
Beyond    the    Roekies- 

RKO 
Beyond    the    Rocks    -fc 

PAR.  .5-14-22 
Beyond    Sacramento 

COL.  .5-8-41 
Beyond    the    Sierras    if 

MGM.  .12-16-28 
Beyond   the   Trail   if 

CHE.  .1926 
Beyond   the    Wall   if 

PHO.  .4-29-28 
Beyond  Tomorrow- 

RKO.  .9-30-40 
Beyond  Victory-PAT.  .  .4-12-31 
Biif  Bang  Buddy  *  ARC.  10-5-24 
Big  Adventure  if  U.... 4-17-21 
Bluff,  The-TOW.  .10-11-33 
Bonanza,   The-REP.  .  .  .1944 

Boss  Tht-COL 5-20-41 

Boy-WA 9-14-30 

Boy   Rides   Again-FD.  .  1935 

Brain,    The-RKO 8-5-33 

Big   Broadcast,   The- 

PAR.  .10-15-32 
Big  Broadcast   of   1936 
PAR. 
Big  Broadcast  of  1937- 

PAR.  .10-6-36 
Big  Broadcast  of  1938 
PAR. 

Big  Brother  if  PAR 12-30-23 

Big  Brown   Eyes-PAR.  .  .  .5-2-36 

Big     Business-F 4-13-37 

Big  Business  Girl-FN.  .  .  .6-14-31 

Big    Cage,     The-U 5-10-33 

Big  Calibre-COE 1935 

Big    Chance,    The-GRC.  .  8-30-33 

Big    City    if    MGM 4-1-28 

Big     City,     The-MGM.  .  .8-30-37 

Big    City    Blues-WA 9-10-32 

Big   Dan   if   F 10-28-23 

Big  Diamond  Robbery  if 

RKO.  .4-21-29 
Big  Drive,  The   (S-SE)- 

FD.  .1-20-33 
Executive-PAR.  .  .10-19-33 

Fight- WW 5-11-30 

Gamble-PAT 9-27-31 

Game    if    M 8-21-21 

Big  Game.  The-RKO 9-29-36 

Big    Guy,    The-U 1-8-40 

Big   Happiness  if   RC 9-5-20 

Big  Hearted  Herbert- 

WA.  .11-13-34 

Hop    if    JOE 10-7-28 

House-MGM 6-29-30 

Jim  Garrity  if 

PAT. 
Killing    *    PAR .  . 
Little  Person  if  U. 
Big  Money-PAT .  . 
Big  News-PAT.  .  . 
Big    Noise    if    FN 
Big  Noise.   The-F . 
Big    Noise,    The-WA 
Big   Pal   if   ROY .  . 
Big  Parade  •*■  MGM 

Big     Party  -F 

Big   Pond,   The-PAR 
Big  Punch  if  F.  .  . 
Big    Race-SHP.  .  .  . 
Big    Shakedown-FN 
The-RKO 
The-RKO 
The-WA. 

•  AE.. 
The-REP 

•  PAR. 
•    EC. 

Big  Stampede,  The- 
WA.  .11-11-32 


Big 
Big 
Big 
Big 


Big 

Big 
Bis 

Bis 
Big 


Big 

Shot, 

Big 

Shot, 

Big, 

Shot. 

Big 

Show 

Big 

Show, 

Big 

Sister 

Big 

Stakes 

.4-27-16 
.  .7-8-28 
. . .1919 
.11-2-30 
.7-28-29 
.5-13-28 
9-22-44 
.4-20-36 
.  .  .1926 
11-22-25 
.4-20-80 
.4-13-30 
.2-13-21 
.2-14-34 
.  .  2-9-34 
.1-10-32 
.7-20-37 
.  .  6-4-42 
.7-25-26 
.6-24-37 
.  .9-7-16 
.  .  .1922 


Forthcoming 
Production 


"VIDOCO" 

Starring  GEORGE  SANDERS 
Direction   by   DOUGLAS   SIRK 


Producer 


tficduceh  -  SPtcttd 


244 


Bis 
Big 
Big 

Big 
Big 
Big 


Big- 


Big- 
Big 


Store.  The-MGM 6-18-41 

Street,    The-RKO 8-7-42 

Timber  *   PAR 6-28-17 

Timber  *  U 8-3-24 

Timber-COL 7-11-32 

Time-F 9-15-29 

Big  Time  or  Bust-TOW.  .1-10-34 

Big-   Town-INV 12-22-32 

Big    Town    Czar-U 5-11-39 

Big:  Town   Girl-F 11-13-36 

Big    Town    Ideas    if   F.  . 5-15-21 
Town    Round-up    if 

F.  .7-10-21 

Trail-F 10-12-30 

Tremaine    if    M....  12-7-16 

Bigamist  if  FBO 4-2-22 

Bigger   Man   if   M 9-23-15 

Bigger  Than  Barnum's  if 

FBO.  .7-4-26 
Biggest  Show  on  Earth,  The  if 

PAR.  .5-2-18 
Bill  Apperson's  Boy  if 

FN.  .7-20-19 
Bill   Cracks   Do wn-REP.  .3-22-37 

Bill   Henry   if  PAR 9-7-19 

Bill   of  Divorcement  if 

AE.  .10-15-22 
Bill   of  Divorcement- 

RKO .  .  9-17-32 
Bill  of  Divorcement,  A- 

RKO.  .4-8-40 
Billion    Dollar   Scandal 

PAR.  .1-7-33 

Billions  if  M 12-5-20 

Billy   Jim   *   FBO 2-12-22 

Billy   the   Kid-MGM 10-19-30 

Billy     the     Kid-MGM 5-29-41 

Billy  the  Kid  in  Texas- 

eRC.1940 
K'uy    rhe    Kid    UPturns- 

^RP  .9-16-38 
Billy   the  Kid  Outlawed- 

PRC. .1940 
Billy    the    Kid    Trapped- 

PRC.  .4-21-42 
Billy   the   Kid   Wanted- 

PRC.  .11-28-41 
Billy  the  Kid's  Fighting-  Pals- 

PRC.  .4-10-41 
Billy  the  Kid's  Gun  Justice 

PRC. .1940 
Billy  the  Kid's  Roundup- 

PRC.  .12-24-41 
Billy  the  Kid's  Smoking  Guns- 

PRC.  .8-17-42 
Biography  of  a  Bachelor  Girl- 

MGM.  .1-9-35 
Bird    of    Paradise- 

RKO.  .8-12-32 

Bird    of   Prey   *   F 8-11-18 

Birds    of   Prey   if   COL..  5-22-27 
Birobidjan     (Russian) 

AM.  .10-8-36 

Birth    if    UG 4-19-17 

Birth    of    a    Man   if 

MOS.  .5-18-16 
Birth  of  a  Nation  if  UA.  .1915 
Birth  of  a  Soul  if  VIT.  .2-1-20 
Birth   of  Democracy  if 

FRA.  .1-17-18 
Birth   of   Patriotism  if 

RED.  .4-26-17 
Birth  of  the  Blues- 

PAR .  .  9-3-41 
Biscuit    Eater,    The- 

PAR.  .4-12-40 
Bishop   Misbehaves.    The- 
MGM.  .9-28-35 
Bishop    Murder    Case- 

MGM.  .2-2-30 
Bishop   of   the   Ozarks  if 

FBO  .  .  1 923 
Bishop's  Carriage  if  PAR.  .1922 
Bishop's   Emeralds   if 

PAT.  .6-1-19 
Bit  of  Heaven  if  EXP..  8-19-28 
Bit  of  Jade  if  AMU.  .4-18-18 
Bit  of  Kindling-  ■*•  BM.. 6-28-17 
Bit  of  Music   ( German  )- 

XX      1940 
Bits    of    Africa    if    MGM '.'.1938 


Bits  of  Life  if  FN 9-4-21 

Bitter   Apples   if   WA ....  6-5-27 

Bitter    Fruit    if    ARW 1921 

Bitter     Sweet-UA 8-25-33 

Bitter     Sweet-MGM 10-20-40 

Bitter  Sweets  *  PEE.  .  .9-23-28 
Bitter  Tea  of  General  Yen- 

COL.  .1-12-33 

Bitter    Truth    if    F 1-18-17 

Bizarre   Bizzarre    (French) - 

LEN.  .4-14-39 

Black     Ace     if     PAT 9-2-28 

Black  Aces-U 8-25-37 

Black  Bag  if  U 6-4-22 

Black    Bandit-U 11-21-38 

Black   Beauty  *   VIT 1-9-21 

Black     Beauty-MOP.  .  .  .8-23-33 

Black    Bird    if    MGM 2-7-26 

Black  Butterflies  if 

QU.  .10-14-28 
Black   Butterfly   if   M..  12-21-16 

Black  Camel-F 7-5-31 

Black  Cargoes  of  The  South 

Seas    if   BIG.  .7-23-29 

Black     Cat-U , 5-19-34 

Black    Cat,    The-U .  ....  .4-28-41 

Black  Circle  if  WO 10-19-19 

Black  Churl,  The    ( Spanish) - 

XX.  .  1940 
Black  Crook  if  KAL .  .  i -13-16 
Black    Cruise    (PT)- 

BER.  .1929 
Black  Cyclone  if  PAT..  5-24-25 
Black  Diamond  Express  if 

WA  7-3-27 
Black  Diamonds-U 9-11-40 


11-6-27 
.  .10-3-20 
.  .10-6-29 
.  .9-16-39 
..7-23-36 
.11-18-40 
WA.  .3-2-39 


Black    Doll-U 1-25-38 

Black     Dragons-MOP.  ..  .3-12-42 

Black    Eyes    •*■    TRI 1919 

Black    Fear   if    RA 3-10-29 

Black    Fear   *    M 1-13-16 

Black  Feather  if  DAI 1928 

Black    Friday    *    RED.. 8-31-16 

Black    Friday-U 4-5-40 

Black    Fury -FN 3-28-35 

Black    Gate    if    VIT 1920 

Black    Gold    *    ST 1924 

Black    Hills    if    BIG 6-30-29 

Black  Hills  Express,  The- 

REP    9-22-43 

Black  Jacket    ( Chinese )- 

XX  1939 
Black  is  White  if  PAR.  .3-14-20 
Black    King-,    The- 

SOU.  .7-15-32 

Black     Legion-WA 12-30-36 

Black    Lightning-    if 

GOT.  .11-16-24 
Black    Limelight- ALL.  ..  .7-6-39 

Black  List  if  PAR 3-2-16 

Black    Magic-MOP    7-26-44 

Black  Magic  (S-SE)-F.  .9-1-29 
Black  Market  Rustlers- 

MOP    8-31-43 

Black    Moon-COL 6-28-34 

Black    Orchids    if    U 1917 

Black  Oxen  if  FN 1-13-24 

Black  Panther's  Cub  if 

EQU.  .2-20-21 
Black   Parachute,   The- 

COL.  .6-5-44 
Black  Paradise  if  F.  .  .  .6-13-26 

Black   Pirate   *   UA 3-21-26 

Black  Raven,   The-PRC ....  1943 

Black   Room-COL 8-13-35 

Black  Roses  if  RC.  ..  .4-17-21 
Black  Sea  Fighters-ARQ.  8-20-43 
Black  Shadows  if  PAT.  .5-13-23 

Black     Sheep-F 6-28-35 

Black  Sheep  of  the  Family  if 

U 

.  Black     Shirts 4-12-34 

Black    Spider    if    PS 

Black   Stork   *   WAR 4-5-17 

Black  Swan.  The-F.  ..  10-16-42 
Black    Tears    if    HPI.  ..  .7-3-27 

Black  Tulip  if  PS 

Black     Watch-F 5-26-39 

Black     Waters-WW 4-7-29 

Black   Wolf   if  PAR 2-15-17 

Blackbirds   if   REA  ....  12-12-20 

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Blackbirds   if   PAR 10-15-21 

Blackguard    if    LBR 1926 

Blackie's  Redemption  if 

M..1919 
Blackjack  if  F. 
Blackmail  if  M. 
Blackmail-WW  . 
Blackmail-MGM 
Blackmailer-COL 
Blackout-UA  .  .  . 
BlackweU's  Island- 
Blame  the  Woman- 

PRI.  .10-22-32 
Blanchette     if    PPR.  ..  .11-6-21 

Blarney  if  MGM 10-10-26 

Blarney     Kiss-PRI 8-19-33 

Blaze    Away   if   PIL 4-16-22 

Blaze  O'  Glory- WW.  ...  1-5-30 
Blazing  Arrows  if  AP0..1922 
Blazing   Barriers-MOP .  .  11-16-37 

Blazing    Days    if    U 1927 

Blazing  Guns-MOP.  ...  10-19-43 
Blazing    Justice-SPE ....  1-29-36 

Blazing    Love    if    F 5-4-16 

Blazing    Six    Shooters- 
-      .  COL..  3-12-40 

Blazing    Sixes-WA 1937 

Blazing    Trail    if    U 1921 

Blessed  Event-WA 8-23-32 

Blind  Adventure  if  VIT.  .  1-10-18 
Blind   Adventure-RKO.  .10-31-33 

Blind    Alibi-RKO 6-24-38 

Blind  Alibi-COL 5-29-39 

Blind  Alleys   if  P 3-20-27 

Blind  Bargain   *  G.  .  .  .12-10-22 

Blind  Circumstances  if 

_,.    J  CC.  .1922 

Blind    Date-COL 8-31-34 

Blind   Goddess   *   PAR.. 4-18-26 

Blind  Hearts  if  FN 10-16-21 

Blind  Husbands  if  U.  .  10-19-19 
Blind  Justice  if  DAB.  .  .  .9-28-16 

Blind  Love  if  BAT 1-18-20 

Blind  Man's  Eyes  if  M 1919 

Blind    Man'    Luck    if 

PAT. 
Blind    Wives    if    F.  .  .  . 
Blind    Youth    if    NF..!.„ 
Blinde  Passagiere    (German)- 

XX.. 3-12-37 
Blinded    Trail    if    U.... 4-20-19 

Blindfold    (S-SE)-F 12-30-28 

Blindfolded  if  HOD 5-2-18 

Blindfolded  Eyes   (Spanish) - 

„,.    „  XX.  .1939 

Blinding   Trail    if    U 1919 

Blindness   of  Devotion   if 

MI    M  F.  .11-18-15 

Blindness  of  Divorce  if 

„,.    a  F.. 5-2-18 

Blindness    oj    Love    if 

„,.   ,  ROL.  .8-16-16 

Bhnky    if    U 8-26-23 

Blitzkreig  in   the  West- 

( German) -XX.  .1940 

Blizzard  if  F 2-24-24 

Block  Busters-MOP  .  .  .  8-15-44 
Block  Signal  if  LUM.  .  10-10-26 
Blockade    (PT)-RKO.  ..  .12-9-28 

Blockade-UA      6-9-38 

Blocked  Trail,   The-REP.  .  .  1043 

Blockheads-MGM    8-19-38 

Blonde  Captive-IML.  ..  12-13-31 
Blonde   Carmen,   The 

(German) -XX.  .1939 

Blonde  Cheat-RKO 1938 

Blonde     Comet.    The-PRC.  .  1941 

Blonde     Crazy-WA 12-6-31 

Blonde  Fever-MGM  ....  12-5-44 
Blonde  for  a  Night  if 

PAT.  .9-23-28 
Blondie  for  Vict ory-COL.  .  1942 
Blonde  from  Singapore,  The- 

COL.  .8-29-41 
Blondie    Goes    to    College- 

COL.  .3-2-42 
Blonde  Inspiratlon- 

MGM.  .2-17-41 
Blonde   or   Brunette   if 

PAR.  .1-16-27 
Blonde  Saint  if  FN.  .  .  .11-18-96 


.5-31-17 
.  .1-9-21 
.6-20-20 


NERO  PRODUCTIONS 

Currently  in  Production  on 

WHISTLE  STOP 

MARITTA  WOLFF'S  1940  AVERY  HOPWOOD 
AWARD  WINNING  NOVEL 


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By 
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PRODUCER 

SEYMOUR  NEBENZAL 


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Blonde    Trouble-PAR 8-11-37 

Blonde  Vampire  if  FBO.  .  .1922 

Blonde    Venus-PAR 9-24-32 

Blondes     at     Work-WA.  .3-10-38 
Blondes  by  Choice  if 

LUM.  .1927 

Blondie-COL    11-7-38 

Blondie  Brings  Up  Baby- 

COL.  .11-8-39 
Blondie   Goes   Latin- 

COL.  .2-27-41 
Blondie  Has  Servant  Trouble- 

COL.  .10-9-40 
Blondie  in  Society-COL.  .  .  1941 
Blondie  Johnson-FN.  ..  .3-1-33 
Blondie  Meets   the  Boss- 

COL.  .5-1-39 
Blondie  of  the  Follies- 

MGM.  .9-2-32 
Blondie  on  a  Budget- 

COL.  .4-10-40 
Blondie  Plays  Cupid- 

COL.  .12-6-40 
Blondie  Takes  a  Vacation- 

COL.  .9-14-39 
Blondie's    Blessed    Event- 

COL.  .1942 
Blood  and  Sand  ir 

PAR.  .8-13-22 

Blood   and   Sand-F 5-22-41 

Blood  and  Steel  if 

IND.  .3-1-25 
Blood  Barrier  if  PAT.  .  .4-3-20 
Blood  Marriage   ( Spanish  )- 

XX      1939 

Blood    Money-UA 11-11-33 

Blood  of  His  Fathers  if 

HAD.  .11-29-17 

Blood  Ship  if  COL 7-31-27 

Blond  Will  Tell  if  F 1-15-28 

Blood  Will  Tell  *  INC.  .3-29-17 

Bloodhound   *  FBO 1925 

Blooming  Angel  if  G 2-15-20 

Blossom     Time-BI 7-26-34 

Blossoms  in  the  Dust- 

MGM.  .6-23-41 
Blossoms   on   Broadway- 

PAR..  11-17-37 

Blot.  The  if  FBW 8-21-21 

Blow  Your  Own  Horn  if 

FBO..  11-4-23 

Bludgeon  if  EQW 10-28-13 

Blue     Angel-PAR 11-16-30 

Blue    Bandanna    if    RC....1919 

Blue    Bird   *    ART 4-4-18 

Blue    Bird,    The-F 1-22-40 

Blue  Blazes  if  RGR.  ..  .2-21-18 

Blue   Blazes   if   U 1-10-26 

Blue     Blood    *     CHA 1926 

Blue    Blood    if    G 5-2-18 

Blue    Blood    and   Red   ir 

F.  .4-6-16 
Blue  Bonnet  if  HOD.  .  .  .8-31-19 

Blue     Danube-MUN 11-7-34 

Blue  Danube  ir  PAT 1928 

Blue  Eagle  if  F 9-19-26 

Blue  Envelope  Mystery  if 

VIT.  .10-19-16 
Blue    Eyed   Mary   if   F.  . 5-26-18 

Blue  Grass  if  EQW 1<*21-15 

Blue    Jeans    *    M 3-28-18 

Blue    Light-DUW 6-8-34 

Blue  Montana  Skies-REP. 5-4-39 

Blue  Moon  if  PAT 1921 

Blue  Mountain  Mystery  if 

FBO .  . 1922 

Blue   Pearl   if   SEZ 3-7-20 

Blue     Skies      (S-SE)-F.  .  .7-7-29 
Blue   Squadron    ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .  1938 

Blue    Steel-MOP .'5-5-34 

Blue    Streak    if    FBO 3-7-26 

Blue  Streak.  The  if  F.  .4-12-17 
Blue  Streak  McCoy  if  U.  .8-1-20 

Blue  Sunday  if  U 1921 

Blue,  White  and  Perfect- 

F..  12-19-41 

Blue  Waters  if  NBR 1924 

Bluebeard,   Jr.  if  ARL 1922 

Bluebeard-PRC    10-19-44 


Bluebeard's   Eighth   Wife  if 

PAR.  .8-12-23 

Bluebeard's   Eighth  Wife- 

PAR.  .3-18-38 

Bluebeard's  Seven  Wives  if 

FN.  .1-3-26 

Blues    in    the    Night- 

WA. 

Bluff    if    AMU 

Bluff    if    PAR 

Bluffer    if    WO 

Blushing    Bride    if    F. 

Blyge    Anton 


.10-30-41 
.10-19-16 
.  .  .  5-4-24 
.  .1-26-19 
...3-6-21 
( Swedish)  - 

XX.  .1941 
Boarding  House  Filoda 

(German) -XX.  .1939 
Boaster,  The  if  GER.  ..  .2-6-27 
Boat  from   Shanghai,  The- 

FTA.  .1932 
Bob  Hampton  of  Placer  if 

FN.  .5-8-21 

Bobbed  Hair  if  PAR 3-26-22 

Bobbed  Hair  if  WA 11-8-25 

Bobbie  of   the   Ballet  if 

BL.  .6-1-16 
Bobby  Burnit  if  PAR....  1914 
Bockbierf est    ( German )  - 

BLO.  .4-5-31 

Body     and    Soul-F 3-15-31 

Body  and  Soul  if  FWO.  .12-2-15 

Body  and  Soul  *  M 10-17-20 

Body    and    Soul    if 

MGM.  .11-13-27 
Body  Disappears,  The-WA.  .1941 

Body    Punch    if    U 10-28-28 

Bolero-PAR      2-17-34 

Bohemian    Dancer    if 

SYN  5-19-29 
Bohemian  Girl  if  SEZ..  2-11-23 
Bohemian   Girl,   The- 

MGM.  .2-6-36 
Bohemian   Life    ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .1939 
Bohemios  (Spanish) -CIX.  .  8-7-35 
Boiling  Point,  The-AP.  .  11-3-32 
Bold  Caballero,  The- 

REP.  .12-3-36 

Bolibar  if  BI 1928 

Boliche      (Spanish) -XX.  .6-31-35 
Bolshevism  on  Trial  if 

SE.  .5-11-19 

Bolted   Door  if  U 2-25-23 

Bombardier-RKO     5-13-43 

Bombay   Clipper-U 1-19-42 

Bombay     Mail-U 1-6-34 

Bomben  Auf  Monte  Carlo- 

XX.  .9-28-33 

Bomber's    Moon-F 7-9-43 

Bombs  Over  Burma-PRC. 7-16-42 
Bombs  Over  London- 

FIA      9-18-39 

Bombshell-MGM    !io-ll-33 

Bonanza  Buckaroo  if  AE .  .1926 
Bond    Between    if    PAR.  .4-5-17 

Bond  Boy  if  FN 10-15-22 

Bond    of    Fear   if   TRI.  .  9-20-17 

Bondage    if    BL 1917 

Bondage  if  UFA 12-16-28 

Bondage-F      4-22-33 

Bondage    of    Barbara    if 

G.  .1919 
Bondage  of  Fear  if 

PBW.  .1-18-17 
Bonded  Woman  if  PAR.  .8-13-22 
Bondman,   The   if   F.  .  .  .3-23-16 

Bondman    if    WW 1929 

Bonds    of    Honor   if 

HWA.  .1-26-19 
Bonds  of  Love  •*•  G.  .  11-8-19 
Bondwoman  if  KLE.  .  12-23-15 
Bonnie  Annie  Laurie  if 

F.  .10-6-18 
Bonnie,    Bonnie    Lassie    if 

U.  .1919 
Bonnie  Briar  Bush.  The  if 

PAR.  .12-4-21 
Bonnie  May  if  FED....  1921 
Bonnie     Scotland-MGM .  .  8-24-35 

Boob  if   MGM 6-6-26 

Boogie  Men  Will  Get  You.  The- 
COL.  .1942 

247 


Book    Agent    if    F 6-7-17 

Booloo  PAR      8-1-38 

Boom     Town-MGM 8-6-40 

Boomerang    if   NPI 5-4-19 

Boomerang  if  SCH.  ..  .3-15-25 
Boomerang    BUI   if 

PAR.  .2-12-22 
Boot  Hill  Bandits-MOP.  .  .1942 
Bootbill  Brigade-REP.  .  .8-11-37 
Bootleggers  if  FBO.  .  .  .4-12-22 
Bootlegger's  Daughter  if 

AE.  .1922 

Boots    if    PAR 3-2-19 

Boots    and   Saddles  if 

BM.  .11-2-16 
Boots   and   Saddles- 

REP.  .10-26-37 

Boots    of    Destiny-GN 1937 

Bor  Borson,   Jr.    (Norwegian)  - 

MAL.  .11-10-39 
Border  Blackbirds  if 

PAT.  .8-28-27 

Border     Brigands-U 6-4-35 

Border  Buckaroos-PRC .  .  .  8-4-43 
Border     Caballero-PUR .  .  5-26-36 

Border  Cafe-RKO 6-9-37 

Border  Cavalier  if  U 9-25-27 

Border  Devils-ARC ....  3-20-32 
Border     Flight-PAR.  ...  6-23-36 

Border     G-Man-RKO 1938 

Border  Intrigue  if  IND. 6-17-26 
Border   Justice   if   IND....  1924 

Border     Law-COL 9-13-31 

Border    Legion,    The- 

REP.  .11-28-40 
Border  Legion-PAR.  ..  .6-29-30 
Border  Legion  if  PAR..  11-9-24 
Border  Legion  if  THH..8-4-18 
Border  Patrol  if  PAT.  .  .12-9-28 

Border    Patrol-UA 6-10-43 

Border   Patrolman,   The- 

F.  .6-20-36 
Border  Phantom-REP.  .  .6-7-37 
Border  Raiders  if  PAT.  .9-22-18 

Border    Rider    if    SIE 1926 

Border     Romance-TIF .  .  .  5-25-30 

Border   Scouts  if  BHA 1922 

Border   Sheriff   *   U 3-14-26 

Border    Vengeance    if 

AY.  .8-2-25 
Border  Vigilantes-PAR.  ..  6-3-41 
Border    Whirlwind   if 

FBO.  .1926 
Border  Wildcat  if  U.  .4-21-29 
Border  Wireless  if 

ART.  .10-6-18 

Border    Wolves-U 1917 

Border     Wolves-U 2-24-38 

Border  Women  if 

GOL.  .10-12-24 

Borderland    ■*■    PAR 7-30-22 

Borderland-PAR      2-15-37 

Bordertown     Trail-REP.  .  .  .  1944 

Bordertown-WA     1-24-35 

Bordertown  Gun  Fighters- 

REP     10-1-43 

Born    Anew-AM 7-25-33 

Born  for  Glory-GB 10-21-66 

Born      Reckless-F 5-25-30 

Born     Reckless-F 6-22-37 

Born    Rich   if   NF 1924 

Born  to  Battle  ■*  PAT.  .  .9-4-27 

Born  to  Battle-COE 1935 

Born  to  Be  Bad-UA 6-1-34 

Born  to  Be  Wild-REP.  .2-18-38 
Born    to    Dance-MGM.  .  11-17-36 

Born    to    Fight-CNN 4-27-36 

Born  to  Gamble-REP.  .10-4-35 
Born     to     Love-PAT.  ..  .4-26-31 

Born    to    Sing-MGM 1-21-42 

Born  to  the  Saddle  ir  V .  .  4-7-29 
Born  to  the  West-PAR.  .4-8-38 
Born    to    the    West    if 

PAR.  .8-15-26 

Borneo    if    F 9-10-37 

Borosa    Amerikaban 

(Hungarian) -HUN.  .3-6-39 
Borrowed    Castle 

( Hungarian ) -XX .  .1938 
Borrowed  Clothes  if  U.  .  .  .1918 
Borrowed   Finery   if  TIF..  1926 


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Borrowed     Hero-MOP.  .12-12-41 
Borrowed  Husbands  if 

VIT..  5-18-24 
Borrowed   Plumage  if 

TBI.  .7-5-17 
Borrowed  Wives-TIF .  .  10-12-30 
Borrowing:    Trouble-F.  .10-26-37 

Boss    of    Boomtown-U 1944 

Boss   of   Camp   4  if  F...  11-9-22 
Boss   of   Lonely   Valley- 

U.  .12-22-37 
Boss  of  Rawhide-PRC.  .  .9-15-44 
Boss  of  Rustler's  Roost  if 

PAT..  1-15-28 
Boss  of  the  Lazy  "Y"  if 

TRI.  .1917 
Boss  of  Big-  Town-PRC.  10-15-42 
Boss   Rider  of  Gun  Creek- 

U.  .12-16-36 
Boss  of  Hang-town  Mesa,  The- 
ir. .9-16-42 
Boston     Blackie    •*•    F..  5-20-23 
Boston   Blackie   Goes   to 

Holly wood-COL.  .1942 
Boston  Blackie's  Little  Pal  if 

M.  .9-8-18 

Bottle    Imp    -k    PAR 3-29-17 

Bottom  of  the  Well  if 

VIT.  .10-25-17 
Bottom   of   the   World  if 

RC.  .4-3-20 
Bottom  of  the  World.  The  if 

TPE.  .8-10-30 

Bottoms     Up-F 3-23-34 

Boudoir    Diplomat-U ....  12-7-30 

Boug-ht-WA      8-16-31 

Bought  if  WO 12-30-15 

Bought  and  Paid  For  if 

BRA.  .11-2-16 
Bought  and  Paid  For  if 

PAR.  .3-19-22 

3oulder     Dam-WA 2-25-36 

Bound  in  Morroceo  if 

ART.  .8-4-18 
Bouquets  from  Nicholas 

(French) -WAS.  .3-6-39 
Bowery    Champs-MOP.  ..  11-8-44 

Bowery.    The-UA 10-7-33 

Bowery    at   Midnight- 

MOP.  .10-5-42 
Bowery  Bishop  if  SEZ.  .9-28-24 
Bowery  Blitzkrieg- 

MOP.  .10-3-41 

Bowery     Boy-REP 1-3-41 

Bowery  Cinderalla  if 

EXP.  .11-20-27 
Bowery  to  Broadway-U.  10-25-44 

Boy    Crazy    if    FBO 3-5-22 

Boy    Friend    if    MGM ....  9-5-26 

Boy     Friend-F 6-27-39 

Boy-Girl  if  BL 3-8-17 

Boy    Meets    Girl-WA 7-22-38 

Boy  of  Flanders  -*■  MG.  .3-30-24 

Boy  of  Mine  •  FN 12-30-23 

Boy    of    the    Streets   if 

RA  .10-2-27 
Boy  of  the  Strpet=-MOP.  1 2-2-37 
Boy  Rider  •*•  FBO.  ...  11-27-27 
Boy  from  Stalingrad.  The- 

COL 1943 

Boy     Slaves-RKO 1-18-39 

Boy    Trouble-PAR 1939 

Boy's  Reformatory- 

MOP.  .5-17-39 
Boy's   School    (French) - 

COL.  .6-29-39 
Boys  from  Syracuse-U.  .7-15-40 
Boys   of  the  City- 

MOP.  .7-22-40 

Boys     Town-MGM 9-R-38 

Boys  Will  Be  Boys  if  G.  .5-22-21 

Brace  Up  ir  BL 3-21-18 

Bramble  Brush  if  VIT.  .9-28-19 

Brand  *  G 2-23-19 

Brand   in   Der  Oper 

(Germ an) -CAP.  .7-14-32 
Brand  of  Cowardice  ir 

M.  .11-2-16 
Brand   of   Cowardice  if 

TRU.  .7-5-25 
Brand     of     Hate-STI 11-7-34 


Brand  of  Lopez  if  RC.  .4-3-20 
Brand   of   Satan  ■£ 

PWO.  .7-12-17 
Brand  of  the  Devil-PRC.  .  .1944 
Brand's    Daughter   if 

RAL..1917 

Branded  ■*•  LBR 1922 

Branded-COL      11-1-31 

Branded    Man    *    RA 1928 

Branded    Men-TIP 12-13-31 

Branded   Sombrero  if  F.  .  1-8-28 

Branded    Soul    -*•    F 1917 

Branded  Soul  if  STO.  . 2-13-21 
Branded    Woman   if 

FN.  .9-12-20 
Branding  Broadway  if 

ART.  .12-22-18 
Branding    Iron    if    G..  11-14-20 

Brass   if   WA 3-18-23 

Brass    Bottle    •*-   FN 7-29-23 

Brass  Bowl  if  F 11-16-24 

Brass  Buttons  if  PAT.  .4-13-19 

Brass  Check  if  M 3-28-18 

Brass  Commandments  if 

F.  .1923 
Brass  Knuckles  if 

WA.  .12-25-27 

Brat-F    8-2-31 

Brat,  The  if  M 9-14-19 

Brave    and    Bold   if    F.  . 5-19-18 

Braveheart  if   PDC 1-17-26 

Bravest  Way  if  PAR.  ...  6-9-18 
Brawn  of  the  North  ie 

FN.  .11-19-22 
Brazen   Beauty   if  U.  .  .  .9-15-18 

Brazil-REP    10-27-44 

Breach    of   Promise- 

WW.  .11-23-32 

Bread   *   MG 7-20-24 

Bread    *    U 8-4-18 

Bread  Carrier  if  GLA ....  1928 
Break  of  Hearts-RKO.  .  5-16-35 
Break  the  News-MOP.  .1-10-41 
Break  the  News  to  Mother  if 

SE.  .5-29-19 

Breaker,   The   -*■   ES 12-7-16 

Breakers  Ahead  if  M.. 4-11-18 
Breakfast   at  Sunrise  if 

FN.  .10-16-27 
Breakfast  for  Two- 

RKO.  .10-7-37 
Breaking  Home   Ties  if 

AE.  .11-26-22 
Breaking   Into    Society   if 

FBO. .1923 
Breaking  the  Ice-RKO.  .  9-1-38 
Breaking  Point  if  PAR.  .4-13-24 
Breaking  Point  if  HOD.. 2-6-21 
Breath  of  Scandal  + 

SCH.  .8-24-24 
Breath   of  the  Gods  if 

U.  .8-1-20 
Breathless    Moment     if 

U.  .2-3-24 
Bred   in   Old   Kentucky  + 

FBO.  .1926 
Bred    in    the    Bone   if 

MU.  .12-30-15 
Breed  of  Courage  if  FBO.  .1927 
Breed  of  Men  if  ART.. 2-9-19 
Breed  of   the   Border  -^ 

FBO. .1925 
Breed  of  the  Border- 

MOP.  .5-10-33 
Breed   of   the  Border- 

BEU.  .1935 
Breed  of  the  Sea  •*•  FBO.  .1926 
Breed  of  the  Sunsets  -*■ 

FBO. .1928 
Breed  of   the  West-BIF.  .  .  .1930 

Breezing     Home-TT 2-2-37 

Breezy   Bill    -*-    KYN.  ...  9-14-30 

Breezy  Jim   -*•  TRI 1919 

Brewster's   Millions  ir 

PAR.  .2-6-21 
Brewster's    Millions-UA ..  .4-5-35 

Bridal    Suite-MGM 5-29-39 

Bride  by  Mistake-RKO  .7-27-44 
Bride  Came  C.  O.  D..  The- 

WA.  .7-2-41 

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Bride  Comes  Home,  The 

PAR.  .12-27-35 
Bride  for  Henry,  A- 

MOP..  9-27-37 
Bride   of  Fear,   The  if 

F.  .4-25-18 
Bride  of  Frankenstein- 

U.  .4-11-35 
Bride  of  Hate  if  INC..  1-25-17 
Bride   of    the   Desert- 

RA.  .11-24-29 
Bride  of  the  Lake- 

AMA.  .9-11-34 
Bride  of  the  Regiment- 

FN.  .5-25-30 
Bride  of  the  Storm  if 

WA.  .4-11-2C 
Bride    of   Torockoi 

(Hungarian) -XX.  .  193£ 
Bride   68    (PT-German)- 

TOB.  .4-20-30 
Bride    Walks   Out,   The- 

RKO.  .7-1-36 
Bride  Wore  Crutches,  The- 

F.  .5-29-41 
Bride  Wore  Red,  The- 

MGM..  10-12-37 
Bride's  Awakening-  if 

U.  .5-12-18 
Bride's   Confession   if 

GRA.  .1922 
Bride's     Play    if    PAR..  1-15-22 

Bride's    Silence    if    MU 1917 

Bridegroom    for   Two- 
POP.  .1-31-32 
Brides  Are  Like  That- 

FN.  .3-24-36 

Bridge,    The    *    M 1915 

Bridge  of  San  Luis  Rey, 

The-UA.  .1944 
Bridge  of  San  Luis  Rey  PT)- 

MGM.  .4-28-29 
Bridge   of   Sighs  if  WA.  .4-5-25 

Bridge    of    Sighs-INV 5-1-36 

Bridges  Burned  if  M 2-8-17 

Brief    Moment-COL 8-31-33 

Brigadier   Gerard  if  U.. 3-23-16 
Brigham   Young — Frontiers- 

man-F.  .8-27-40 

Bright    Eyes   if   BI 7-6-30 

Bright     Eyes-F 12-11-34 

Bright     Lights-FN 2-15-31 

Bright    Lights   if   MG.. 11-22-25 

Brig-ht     Lig-hts-FN 7-27-35 

Bright  Lights  of  Broadway  if 

PRI.  .9-30-23 
Bright    Shawl    if    FN... 4-22-23 

Bright     Skies     *     RC 1920 

Brilliant    Marriage- 

INV.  .9-19-36 
Bring  'Em  Back  Alive 

RKO.  .6-5-32 
Bring  Him  In  if  VIT.  .10-23-22 
Bringing  Home  Father  if 

BL.  .5-31-17 
Bringing  Up  Baby-RKO.  .2-11-38 
Bringing  Up   Betty  if 

WO.  .7-27-19 
Bringing  Up  Father  if 

MGM.  .3-25-28 

British     Agent-FN 8-2-34 

British  Intelligenee-WA.  .2-14-40 
Britton  of  the  Seventh  if 

VIT.  .5-11-16 
Broad   Daylight   if   U..  10-29-22 

Broad-Minded-FN      7-5-31 

Broadway-U    6-2-29 

Broadway-U     5-12-42 

Broadway  After  Dark  if 

WA.  .5-25-24 
Broadway  After  Midnight  if 

KRE.  .11-13-2'; 
Broadway  and  Home  if 

SEZ.  .12-26-2( 
Broadway  Arizona  if 

TRI.  .10-4-17 
Broadway  Babies    (PT)- 

FN.  .6-30-29 

Broadway    Bad-F 3-7-33 

Broadway    Big-    Shot,    The- 

PRC.  .1-12-42 


FOR  1945 

JACK  H.  SKIRBALL 

PRESENTS 

FRED    ALLEN 


IN 


*  <  i  m  > 


IT'S  IH  THE  BU" 


and 


CLAUDETTE  COLBERT  and  DON  AMECHE 


IN 


SAM  WOOD'S 

'GUEST  WIFE" 

(Temporary    Title) 

Also  during  1945: — 

JACK    H.    SKIRBALL    and    BRUCE    MANNING 
WILL    PRESENT 

"Genius  in  the  Family"  "French  Town" 


sruidftcvi  =  znoud 


250 


Broadway  Bill  *  M 2-21-if 

Broadway    Bill-COL 11-9-34 

Broadway  Billy  *  RA  .  .  .  .  1926 
Broadway  Boob  *  A£.  . 3-21-26 
Broadway    Broke    if 

SEZ.  .12-30-23 
Broadway    Bubble   if 

VIT.  .11-21-20 
Broadway   Butterfly   if 

WA,  .3-29-25 
Broadway  Cowboy  if 

PAT .  .  7-4-20 
Broadway    Daddies   if 

COL.  .9-16-28 
Broadway    Drifter    if 

EXP.  .5-29-27 
Broadway  Fever  if  TIF  .  .  1-6-29 
Broadway  Gallant  if 

FBO.  .6-6-26 
Broadway  Gold  if 

TRU.  .7-22-23 
Broadway    Gondolier- 

WA.  .7-11-35 
Broadway  Hoofer-COL.  .3-30-30 
Broadway  Hostess-FN.  .  12-16-35 
Broadway   Jones  if 

ART.  .3-29-17 
Broadway   Lady  if 

FBO.  .12-13-25 
Broadway  Limited-UA ..  6-18-41 
Broadway  Love  if  BL..  1-17-18 
Broadway  Madness  if  EXP 

10-9-27 
Broadway  Madonna  if  FBO 

11-29-22 
Broadway  Melody -MGM  .  2-17-2S 
Broadway    Melody    of    1936 

-MGM.  .8-29-35 
Broadway  Melody  of  1938 

-MGM  .  .  8-17-37 
Broadway   Melody    of   1940 

-MGM.  .2-14-40 
Broadway   Musketeers-WA 

10-20-38 
Broadway  Nights-FN.  .  .5-15-27 
Broadway    or    Bust    if    U 

6-8-24 
Broadway  Peacock  if  F.  2-12-22 
Broadway    Rhythm- 

MGM.  .1-19-44 
Broadway  Rose  if  M.. 9-24-22 
Broadway    Saint    if    WO 

7-20-19 
Broadway  Scandal  if  BL 

6-2-18 
Broadway    Scandals-COL 

11-3-29 
Broadway    Serenade-MGM 

4-4-39 
Broadway  Sport  if  F.  . 6-14-17 
Broadway  Thru   a  Keyhole- 

UA.  .11-2-33 
Broadway   to   Hollywood- 

MGM.  .  .9-2-33 
Broken  Barriers  if  EXP 

2-3-29 
Broken  Barriers  if  MG.  .8-10-24 

Broken    Barriers-ZIO 1919 

Broken  Blossoms  if  GRI.  5-18-19 
Broken  Blossoms-IML.  ..  1-15-37 
Broken    Butterfly    if    RC 

10-26-19 
Broken  Chains  if  G...  12-17-23 
Broken  Chains  if  PBW.  .12-7-16 
Broken  Commandments  if 

F.  .9-14-19 

Broken    Dishes-FN     1930 

Broken  Doll  *  APR.  ..  6-19-21 
Broken  Dreams-MOP  ..11-8-33 
Broken  Fetters  if  BL.  . 6-22-16 
Broken  Gates  if  HOD.  12-26-20 
Broken  Gates  if  TIF.  .  .4-17-27 
Broken   Hearted    (PT)-TPC 

1929 

Broken  Hearts  if  JAF... 3-7-26 

Broken   Hearts    of   Broadway   if 

CUM.  .7-29-23 


Broken  Hearts  of  Hollywood  if 

WA.  .  .10-10-26 
Broken  Homes  if  TRS..1926 
Broken  Laws  if  F...  12-16-15 
Broken  Laws  *  FBO.  12-7-24 
Broken  Lullaby-PAR  .  .  1-24-32 
Broken  Mask  if  AN.... 4-8-28 
Broken     Melody    if     SEZ 

12-28-19 
Broken  Melody-OLM  .  .  10-31-34 
Broken  Shadows  if  SEC.  1922 
Broken  Shoes-AM  ...3-31-34 
Broken    Silence     if     ARW 

7-30-22 

Broken    Spur   if   ARW 

Broken  Strings-INR  ..3-18-40 
Broken  Ties  if  PWD..2-28  18 
Broken     Violin     if     ARW 

4  8-23 
Broken    Vow,   The    ( Polish )- 

CAP.  .1932 

Broken    Wing-PAR     3-27-32 

Broken     Win?    if     PRE 

8-26-23 
Brokiga  Blad    (Swedish)  - 

STP.  .11-29-31 
Bromley  Case  if  ARW..  1920 
Bronc     Stumper     if     PAT 

3-4-28 
Broncho  Buster  if  U... 5-8-27 
Broncho   Twister  if   F.  .3-20-27 

Bronze  Bell  *  PAR 7-10-21 

Bronze  Bride  if  RED.. 3-29-17 
Bronze   Buckaroo.   The-SAC 

1-23-39 
Brooding    Eyes    if    STE 

4-11-26 

Brooklyn    Orchid-UA 1-28-42 

Brother  and  Sister  ( Italian  )- 

KIT. . .1935 
Brother  Orchid- WA  ..5-31-40 
Brother  Rat-WA  .  .  .  10-17-38 
Brother  Rat  and  a  Baby- 

WA.  .1-16-40 
Brotherly    Love    if    MGM 

12-23-28 

Brothers-COL    10-19-30 

Brothers     ■*■     RA 4-14-19 

Brothers    Divided    if    PAT 

1-4-20 
Brothers   Under   the   Skin   if 

G.  .11-19-22 
Brown  Derby  if  FN..  6-20-26 
Brown  of  Harvard  if  ES 

12-27-17 
Brown   of   Harvard  if  MGM 

5  9-26 

Brute  if   PAR 1925 

Brute  *  WA 4-24-27 

Brute  Breaker  if  PAT.  .11-23-19 
Brute  Master  if  HOD.  .11-28-20 

Bubbles    if    PI 1920 

Buccaneer,  The-PAR 2-4-38 

Buchanan's  Wife  if  F..1918 
Buck  Benny  Rides  Again- 

PAR.  .4-16-40 

Buck   Privates  if  U 2-5-28 

Buck  Privates  if  U 2-3-41 

Buckaroo  Kids  if  V .  .  .11-14-26 
Bucking:  Broadway  if   BUT 

12-13-17 
Bucking-    the   Barrier   if   F 

4-15-23 
Bucking-  the  Line  if  F.  11-6-21 
Bucking-   the  Tig-er  if   SEZ 

5-1-21 
Bucking-    the    Truth    if    V 

8-8-26 
Buckskin  Frontier-UA.  .  .3-10-43 

Buffalo  Bill-F    3-17-44 

Buffalo  Bill  on  the  U.  P.  Trail- 
SU. .1926 

Bugle    Call    if    INC 5-4-16 

Bug-le  Call  if  MGM.  .  .9-25-27 
Bug-le   Sounds,   The-MGM 

12-17-41 

251 


Bug-ler    of    Algiers    if    BL 

11-30-10 
Builders  of  Castles  if  EDP 

5-3-17 
3uilders  of  Socialism  if  AM 

1-28-36 
Bulldog-    Drummond    if    HOD 

11-26-22 
Bulldog    Drummond-UA 

5-5-29 
Bulldog  Drummond  at  Bay- 

REP.  .7-23-37 
Bulldog    Drummond   Comes 

Back-PAR.  .  .9-7-37 
Bulldog  Drummond  Escapes- 

PAR.  .4-6-37 
Bulldog   Drummond   in   Af- 

rica-PAR.  .8-1-38 
Bulldog   Drummond   Strikes 

Back-UA.  .  .5-4-34 
Bulldog  Drummond's  Bride- 

PAR.  .7-6-39 
Bulldog   Drummond's   Peril 

(AT) -3-15-38 
Bulldog   Drummond's   Revenge- 

PAR.  .12-22-37 
Bulldog    Drummond's    Secret 

Police-PAR.  .4-12-39 
Bulldog  Edition-REP  ..9-18-36 
Bulldog     Pluck    if    FBO .  .  1927 

Bullet  Code-RKO    4-10-40 

Bullet    Mark     if     PAT.  .4-1-28 

Bullet     Proof     if     U 4-6-20 

Bullet  Scars-WA 3-6-42 

Bullets  and  Brown  Eyes  if 

TRI.  .3-2-16- 
Bullets  for  Bandits-COL.  .  .  1942 
Bullets    for    O'Hara-WA 

8-1-41 
Bullets   for  Rustlers-COL 

2-9-40 
Bullets  or  Ballots-FN.  .5-18-36 
Bullets  and  Saddles-MOP.  .  1943 
Bunch  of  Keys  if  ES.  .9-30-16 
Bunker  Bean-RKO  (Reviewed  as 
"His  Majesty  Bunker  Bean") 
6-25-36 
Bunty  Pulls  the  Strings  if  G 

1-9-21 
Bureau  of  Missing  Persons- 

FN.  .9-2-23 
Burden   of  Proof  if  SE.. 9-8-18 

Burglar     if     PWO 11-8-17 

Burglar  and  the  Lady  if 

SUN.  .12-30-15 
Burglar  for  a  Night  if  HOD 

8-11-18 

Burglar  Proof  *  PAR 1921 

Burglary    by    Proxy    if   FN 

8-31-19 

Buried   Alive-PRC    1-23-40 

Buried     Gold     *     RA 1926 

Buried   Treasure   if   PAR 

2-20-21 

Burma  Convoy-U    10-1-41 

Burn   'Em  Up  Barnes  if  BR 

8-21-21 
Burn    'Em   Up   Barnes-MAO 

3-30-35 
Burn  'Em  Up  O'Connor- 

MGM.  .1-12-39 
Burning  Bridges  if  PAT 

9-23-28 
Burning  Daylight  if  PAR 

1914 
Burning   Daylight   if   FN 

4-29-28 
Burning    Daylight    if    M 

5-16-20 
Burning   Gold   ■*•   ELB.  . 2-27-27 

Burning    Gold-REP    5-22-36 

Burning  Heart,  The  if  BI 

6-18-30 
Burning   Sands   if   PAR 

9-10-22 


presets 


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Burning   the   Candle   if  ES 

3-15-17 
Burning-    the    Wind    if   V 

10-28-29 
Burning-    Trail    if    U.... 4-5-25 

Burning-    Up-PAR     2-9-30 

Burning-    Up    Broadway    if 

PAT.  .2-19-28 
Burning-  Words  *  U.. 5-27-23 
Burnt    Fingers    if    PAT 

4-3-27 
Burnt  Wings  if  U.  ..  .2-22-20 
Bury  Me   Not   on   the  Lone 

Prairie-U.  .  .1941 
Bush  Leaguer  if  WA.  .  .  .9-4-27 

Busher     *     PAR 6-1-19 

Bushranger  if  MGM.  .  1-20-29 
Business    and    Pleasure-F 

2-14-32 
Business   Is   Business   if   U 

9-16-15 
Business   of   Life  if   VIT 

4-25-18 
Business    of    Love    if    AST 

1926 

Busses    Roar-WA 8-18-42 

Buster    if    F 1923 

Bustin'  Through  if  U.  10-4-25 
Busuljon  a  Lo   ( Hungarian )- 

DAN.  .11-9-38 
Busy  Inn  if  PAT.  .  .4-25-18 
But  the  Flesh  is  Weak-MGM 

4-17-32 
Butch  Minds  the  Baby-U.  .4-1-42 
Butter  and  Egg  Man  if  FN 

9-2-28 
Butterflies  in  the  Rain  if  U 

12-26-26 

Butterfly  *  U 8-24-24 

Butterfly  Girl  if  AE.. 5-29-21 
Butterfly  Man  if  RC. 5-30-20 
Butterfly   on    the   Wheel   if 

WO.  .11-18-15 
Butterfly    Range   if    ST 

1922 

Buttons    if    MGM 1927 

Buy    Me    That    Town-PAR 

7-31-41 
Buzavirag    ( Hungarian )- 

DAN.  .1-15-35 
Buzzy   and   the   Phantom  Pinto- 
ZIE.  .4-30-41 
By  Appointment  Only-  INV 

7-12-33 

By     Candlelight-U      1-6-34 

By    Divine    Right    if    FBO 

1924 
By   Hook   or   Crook  if   WO 

9-22-18 
By    My   Pistols    ( Spanish  )- 

XX.  .1939 

By    Proxy    if    TRI 7-14-18 

By  Right  of  Possesion  if  VIT 

8-2-17 
By  Right  of  Purchase  if  SEZ 

3-28-18 
By  Rocket  to  the  Moon  ^r 

UFA..  2-8-31 
By   Royal  Decree    (German)  - 

UFA.  .1938 
By  the  World  Forgot  *  VIT 

9-15-18 
By  Whose  Hand ?-COL.  ..  8-3-32 
By    Whose    Hand?    if    COL 

11-27-27 
By  Whose  Hand ?-EQW.  12-11-34 
By  Your  Leave-RKO.  .4-20-16 
Bye.   Bye   Buddy    (PT)-TPC 

1929 


Caballa   a  Caballa    ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .2-14-40 

Cabaret     if     PAR 5-8-27 

Cabaret,    The    if   WO...  6-16-18 
Cabaret    Girl    if    U.  ...  12-29-18 


Cabaret    Kid    *    LEE 1927 

Cabin  in  the  Cabin-FN.  10-1-32 
Cabin  in  the  Sky-MGM.  .2-15-43 
Cabinet  of  Dr.  Calagari 

(German) -XX.  .1940 
Cabinet  of  Dr.  Calagari  if  G 

4-10-21 

Cabiria  •*•  FN 

Cactus  Crandall  if  TRI. 8-11-18 
Cactus  Trail  if  FBO..  1-23-27 
Cada  Loco  Con  Su  Temal 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1939 

Cadet    Girl-F    11-21-41 

Cadets  of  San  Martin 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1939 
Cadets  on  Parade-COL.  .5-28-42 
Cafe  Hostess-COL  ....1-11-40 
Cafe  in  Cairo,  A  if  PDC 

3-22-25 

Cafe    Metropole-F    4-29-37 

Cafe    Society-PAR     2-8-39 

Cage  of  Death  if  AGF.1929 
Caillaux    Case    if    F...  10-13-18 

Calaboose -UA    8-5-43 

Cain-PRI       1-17-32 

Cain  and  Artem  if  AM.  6-8-30 
Cain   and  Mabel-WA.  .  .10-19-36 

Cairo-MGM    8-17-42 

Cairo   Cruise    (Spanish) -XX 

1940 
Caleb   Piper's    Girl   if   PAT 

1919 
Calendar  Girl  if  AMU.  10-25-17 
Calgary  Stampede  if  U.  10-11-25 

Calibre     .45     if     IND 1924 

Calibre     .38    if    FCH 1919 

California    if    MGM 7-10-27 

California     if    ARW 4-17-27 

California  Frontier-COL.  12-13-38 

California    Joe-REP 4-17-44 

California    Joe-REP 1943 

California  Mail  if  FN.  5-5-29 
California  or  Bust  if  FBO.  1927 
California    Romance    if    F 

12-10-23 
California  Straight  Ahead  if  U 

9-6-25 
California  Straight  Ahead-U 

4-16-37 
California   Trail-COL.  ..  .7-22-33 

Calif ornian,    The-F    7-7-37 

Call,     The-BES      3-29-38 

Call  a  Messenger-U.  .  .11-16-39 
Call     Her     Savage-F.  ..  11-26-32 

Call     It     a     Day-WA 3-6-37 

Call     It     Luck-F 7-10-34 

Call    Me    Co-Ed-FD 1935 

Call  of  Courage  *  U.. 9-6-25 
Call  of  East  *  PAR.  .  .11-29-17 
Call    of    Her   People   if   M 

6-7-17 
Call  of  Home  *  FBO .  .  .  1-22-22 
Call  of  the  Canyon  *  PAR 

12-23-25 
Call  of  the  Canyon-REP. 8-17-42 
Call  of  the  Circus-HPI.  .  1-19-30 
Call  of  the  Cumberlands  if 

PAR.  .2-3-16 
Call   of   the  Desert  if   SYN 

5-18-30 
Call    of    the    Flesh-MGM 

9-14-30 
Call  of  the  Heart  if  U .  .  .  .1928 
Call    of    the    Hills    if    LBR 

1923 
Call  of  the  Jungle- 

MOP.  .8-28-44 
Call  of  the  Klondike  if  RA 

8-15-26 
Call    of    the   Mate    if    GOL 

8-3-24 
Call   of   the  Mesquiteers-REP 

2  25-38 
Call   of   the   North  if   PAR 

12-4-21 
Call    of    the    Prairie-PAR 

1-24-36 

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Call  of  the  Rockies-REP.  .1944 
Call  of  the  Rockies  if  SYN 

7-12-31 
Call    of    the    Rockies-COL 

9-21-38 
Call  of  the  Soul  if  P..  1-2-19 
Call  of  the  South  Seas- 

REP.  .1944 
Call  of  the  West-COL.  .6-1-30 
Call    of    the    Wild   if   PAT 

9-30-23 
Call  of  the  Wild-UA..  4-30-35 
Call    of    the    Wilderness   if 

AE..  1-30-27 
Call  of  the  Yukon-REP. 4-16-38 
Call  of  Youth  *  PAR..  1921 
Call  Out  the  Marines-RKO .  1-6-42 
Call  to  Arms  (Russian) -AM 

5-7-37 
Callahans   and  the  Murphys  if 

MGM.  .7-24-27 
Calling  All  Cars-EMP.  .1-9-35 
Calling    All    Husbands-WA 

11-11-40 
Calling     All    Marines-REP 

9-22-39 

Calling-  Dr.  Death-U 12-16-43 

Calling   Dr.    Gillespie- 

MGM.  .6-17-42 
Calling  Dr.  Kildaire-MGM 

4-25-39 
Calling   of   Dan   Matthews,   The- 
COL.  .1-25  36 
Calling     Philo     Vance-WA 

2-12-40 
Calling  Wild  Bill  Elliott- 

REP     4-22-43 

Calm   Yourself-MGM 7-30-35 

Calvary  of  a  Wife   (Spanish)  - 

XX.  1938 
Calvert's  Valley  *  F.  .  10-8-22 
Cambric  Mask  if  VIT.  .3-30-19 

Cameo    Kirby-F     2-9-30 

Cameo  Kirby  ■*■  F...  10-21-23 
Cameraman  if  MGM.  .  .  .9-23-28 
Cameron  of  the  Royal 

Mounted  *  HOD.  .1-15-22 

Camilla     *     FN 5-1-27 

Camille  •  FHG 10-18-17 

Camille    if    F 1917 

Camille    if    M 9-11-21 

Camille     if     WO 12-30-15 

Camille-MGM        12-15-36 

Camille  of  the  Barbary  Coast  ir 
AE..  8-2-25 
Camille  of  the  Yukon  ^r  F 

1920 
Caminos  De  Ayer  (Spanish) - 

XX.  .1941 
Camouflage  Kiss  if  F.  .4-25-18 
Campbells  Are  Coming-  if  V 

10-21-15 
Campo  De  Maggio   (Italian)  - 

NUO.  .9-15  36 
Campus  Confessions-PAR 

9-19-38 
Campus  Flirt  if  PAR.. 9-26-26 
Campus  Knights  if  CHE 

9-29-29 
Campus  Rhythm-MOP.  .10-6-43 
Can  a  Woman  Love  Twice  if 

FBO.  .3-4-23 
Can   This   Be   Dixie ?-F.  11-12  36 

Canadian   if   PAR 12-5-26 

Canal   Zone-COL 1942 

Canary    Murder    Case-PAR 

3-17-29 
Cancelled     Debts     if     STE 

10-23-27 
Candlelight  in  Alg/eria- 

F.  .6-6-44 

Candy  Girl  *  PAT 5-10-17 

Candy  Kid  •*•  DAI 1928 

Cannonball    Express-WW 

2-28-32 
Can't  Help  Singing--U.  .  .12-18-44 


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Tom  Breneman's 

BREAKFAST  IN  HOLLYWOOD 

for  United  Artists  Release 

'Producer  of 
HITLER'S  CHILDREN  THE  MASTER  RACE 

distributed  thru  RKO 

NewYork     GOLDEN  PICTURES     HoIlywood 

Edward  A.  Golden,  Chairman  &.**^l 

Sam  Dembow,  Jr.,  President 
Robert  S.  Golden,  Vice-Pres. 


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Cantor's  Son,  The  ( Yiddish )- 

ERO.  .12-29-37 
Canyon  Hawks-BIF  .  .  .  10-12-30 
Canyon  of  Adventure  it  FN 

4-8-28 

Canyon     City-REP 1943 

Canyon   of  Light  •  F.  .  12-19-26 
Canyon    of    Missing   Men   it 

SYN.  .3-23-30 
Canyon  of  the  Foods  it 

FBO.  .1-28-23 
Capital  Punishment  *  SCH 

1-18-25 
Capitol.   The   •   PAT.  .  12-21-19 

Cap'n    Dan    it    UA 

Cappello  A  Tre  Punte   (Italian)  - 
NUO.  .1936 
Cappy   Ricks  *   PAR.  ..  8-28-21 
Cappy    Ricks    Returns  REP 

9  10-35 

Caprice    *    PAR 1913 

Caprice  of  the  Mountains  *k  F 

7-13-16 
Captain    Alverez     *     VIT 

1917 
Captain  Applejack- WA.  .4-19-31 
Captain  Blood  *  VIT.. 9-14-24 
Captain  Blood-FN  ...12-19-35 
Captain  Calaraity-REG  (Re- 
viewed as  "Captain  Hurri- 
cane")         4-17-36 

Captain   Careless   it  FBO 

10-21-28 
Captain  Caution-UA  ....  8-2-40 
Captain   Courtesy   it   PAR 

1915 
Captain    Cowboy    it    SYN 

8-4-29 
Captain    Fly-By-Night    it 

FBO.  .12-24-22 

Captain    Fury  UA     5-8-39 

Captain   Grant's   Children 

(Russian) -AM.  .1-23-39 
Captain   Hates  the  Sea-COL 

11-30-34 
Captain    Hurricane-RKO 

4-25-35 
Captain  Is  a  Lady-MGM 

6-26-40 
Captain    January   it   PRI 

7-13-24 
Captain  January-F  ....3-17-36 
Captain  Jinks  of  the  Horse 

Marines  it  ES 
Captain    Kidd,    Jr.   it    ART 

4-6-19 
Captain    Kiddo   •   PAT 

7-26-17 
Captain  Lash  (S-SE)-F. 2-10-29 
Captain  Moonlight- ATL.  .4-26-40 
Captain  of  His  Soul  it  TRI 

2-14-18 
Captain   of   the   Grey  Horse 

Troop  •  VIT.  .5-24-17 
Captain  of  the  Guard-U. 3-30-30 
Captain   Salvation   it  MGM 

7-3-27 
Captain   Swagger    (S-SE)-PAT 

8-26-28 
Captain  Swift  *  VIT.  4-26-20 
Captain  Thunder-WA  ..5-10-31 
Captain's   Captain   it   VIT 

1-6-19 

Captain's  Kid,   The-FN 1936 

Captain's    Kid,    The-WA.  1-23-37 
Captains    Courageous-MGM 

3-29-37 
Captains    of    the    Clouds- 

WA.  .1-20-42 
Canterville  Ghost,  The- 

MGM.  .5-31-44 
Captivating  Mary  Carstairs  it 

NF.  .12-16-15 

Captivation-CAP       9-27-31 

Captive    God   it    TRI.  .  .7-13-16 
Captive  Wild  Woman-U.  .5-10-43 


Captured-WA  8-19-33 

Captured    in    Chinatown- 

SUO.  .7-30  35 

Car    No.    99-PAR 2-23-35 

Caravan-F         9-28-34 

Cardboard    Lover    it    MGM 

9-9-28 

Cardigan  it  AR 2-26-22 

Cardinal    Richelieu-UA.  .3-26-35 

Career  Giii-PRC    1944 

Career     Girl-PRC 12-14-43 

Career-RKO         7-12-39 

Career  of   Catherine  Bush  it 

PAR.  .8-17-19 
Career     Woman-F      ...11-24-36 

Careers     PT)  -FN 5-26-29 

Carefree-RKO        8-30-38 

Careful,    Soft    Shoulders- 

F.  .8-12-42 

Careless  Age-FN 10-13-29 

Careless    Lady-F    4-17-32 

Carmen      ( Spanish)  -AZ  .  .  6-26-40 

Carmen-POP  1-17-32 

Carmen     •     ES 6-1-16 

Carmen     it     EAS 1928 

Carmen     it     F 11-4-15 

Carmen    it    PAR 11-4-15 

Carmen   of  the  Klondike  it 

SEX.  .2-28-18 
Carmen  of  the  North  it  HAL 

6-23-20 
Carnation    Kid    (PT)-PAR 

3-3-29 
Carnet  de  Bal    ( French )- 

AFE. .1944 
Carnevale  di  Venezia   ( Italian )- 
ESP. .1940 

Carnival     it     UA 7-3-21 

Carnival-COL  2-15-35 

Carnival    Boat-RKO     ...3-27-32 

Carnival     Girl    it     AE 1926 

Carnival  in  Vienna  ( German )- 

XX.  .1939 

Carnival    Lady-GOS 11-29-33 

Carnival  of  Crime  it  UFA 

7-14-29 

Carnival  Queen-U 1937 

Carolina-F         2-2-34 

Carolina  Blues-COL  ...12-20-44 
Carolina  Moon-REP  ...7-16-40 
Carolyn  of  the  Corners  it  PAT 

1919 
Carson  City  Cyclone-REP. 6-1-43 
Carson    City   Kid,   The-REP 

6-19-40 
Caryl  of  the  Mountains-REB 

4-9-36 

Casablanca-WA 11-27-42 

Casanova   Brown-RKO    .  .  .  8-3-44 

Casanova     *     MGM 1928 

Casanova  in  Burlesque- 

REP.  .1-31-44 

Cascarrabias-PAR       ...10-31-33 

Case  Against  Mrs  Ames        The- 

PAR.  .5-5-36 

Case    at    Law,    A    -fr    ETR 

11-15-17 
Case   of   Becky   it   PAR 

10-16-21 
Case    of    Becky    it    PAR 

9-23-15 
Case   of   Jonathan   Drew  it 

LEE. .1928 
Case  of  Lena  Smith  it  PAR 

1-20-29 
Case  of  Sergeant  Grischa- 

RKO.  .3-2-30 
Case    of    the    Black    Cat,     The- 
FN.  .12-28-36 
Case   of  the   Black  Parrot,   The- 
WA.  .1-13-41 
Case  of   the   Curious  Bride- 

FN.  .4-4-35 
Case   of   the  Howling   Dog- 

WA.  .10-17-34 
Case  of  the  Lucky  Legs- 

WA.  .11-1-36 

255 


Case   of   the   Missing  Man- 

COL.  .11-22-35 

Case    of    the    Stuttering    Bishop- 

WA.  .8-10-37 

Case   of   the   Velvet   Claws,   The 

FN.  .8-29-36 

Casey    at    the    Bat    it    FAT 

6-22-10 
Casey    at    the   Bat   it   PAR 

4-17-27 
Casey  Jones  it  RA...  2-12-28 
Casino    Murder    Case-MGM 

3-2-35 

Cassidy  it  ETR 10-18-17 

Cassidy  of  Bar  20-PAR. 2-9-38 
Casta  Diva   (Italian) -CIL 

10-837 

Caste    *    VIT 7-26-17 

Cast-Off,  8he  it  INC.. 3-7-18 
Castelli   In    Aria    (Italian)  - 

ESP. .1940 
Castle   in    the   Desert-F.  .  .2-4-42 

Castle  of  Crimes-PRC 1944 

Castle    On    the   Hudson-WA 

3-8-40 
Castles    for    Two    it    PAR 

3-8-17 
Castles    in    the    Air    it    M 

1919 
Castles  in  the  Air    ( Spanish  )- 

XX.  .1938 
Cat    and    the    Canary    it   U 

5-16-27 
Cat    and    the    Canary,    The- 

PAR.  .10-31-39 
Cat    and    the    Fiddle-MGM 

2-14-34 

Cat    Creeps,    The-U 10-26-30 

Cat     People-RKO 11-16-42 

Cat's    Pajamas    it    PAR..  1926 

Cat's     Paw-F      7  30-34 

Catch  as  Catch  Can  it  LUM 

8-7-27 

Catch    My    Dust    it    F 

Catch  My  Smoke-UA ..  12-31-22 
Catherine   the   Great-UA.  .2-2-34 

Catspaw    *    EDK 1-2016 

Cattle     Raiders-COL 5-4-38 

Cattle  Thief.  The-COL.  .  .5-26-36 
Catwalk,   The    ( German )- 

XX.  .1938 
Caucasian  Love  it  AM.  .12-8-29 

Caught-PAR  10-4-31 

Caught  Bluffing  it  U.. 9-17-22 
Caught  Cheating-TIF  .  .  1-4-31 
Caught    in    the    Act    it    F 

12  15-18 
Caught     in     the     Act-PRC 

2-13-41 
Caught    in    the    Draft-PAR 

5  29-41 
Caught   in    the    Fog    (PT)- 

WA.  .12-9-28 
Caught   Plastered-RKO    ..8-9-31 

Caught    Short-MGM 6-22-30 

Cause   for   Divorce   it    SEZ 

1-27-24 

Cavalcade-F      1-7-33 

Cacalcade  of  Faith-JEP.  1-10-41 
Cavalcade  of  South  America- 

XX.  .6-22-42 
Cavalcade    of    the    West-DIV 

10-6-36 
Cavalier,    The     (S-SE)-TIF 

11-4-28 
Cavalier   of    the    West-ARC 

11-22-31 

Cavalry-REP  10-6-36 

Cavalry,    Attention!     ( German  )- 
XX.  .1938 
Cavanaugh    of   the   Forest   Ran- 
gers   it    VIT.  .2-28-18 

Cave    Girl    it    FN 2-26-22 

Cave    Man    it    WA 3-7-26 

Cavell    Case    it    SE 1918 

Caveman    it    VIT 12-2-16 


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Cecilia  of  the  Pink  Roses  it 

GRA..  5-26-18 

Ceiling   Zero-WA    12-24-36 

Celoe     ( Spanish )  -XX 4-18-36 

Cemetery    of    the   Eagles 

(Spanish) XX.  .1939 

Central     Park-FN      12-9-32 

Century    Daredevil    it   AGP 

1929 
Certain    Rich   Man   it  HOD 

10-9-21 

Certain    Rich    Man    it    SEZ 

Certain  Young  Man  it  MGM 

6-17-28 
Cette  Vielle  Canaille  ( French )- 
KIT.  .1-15-35 

Chad    Hanna-F 12-18-40 

Chain    Invisible    ■*•    EQ.. 4-27-16 
Chain    Lightning    it    ARW 

3-19-22 
Chain    Lightning   +   F.  .9-18-27 

Chained-MGM        8-31-34 

Chains  of  Evidence  it  HAL 

3-7-20 
Chalice  of  Sorrows  it  BL 

9-28-16 
Chalk  Marks  it  PDC.  .  .11-23-24 

Challenge     it     AR 1922 

Challenge    *    PAT 12-14-16 

Challenge.  The-FIA 10-5-39 

Challenge  Accepted  it  HOD 

12-22-18 
Challenge  of  Chance  it  WIL 

7-6-19 
Challenge    of   the  Law  it  F 

10-17-20 

Chalutzim-XX         4-3-34 

Chamber  of  Mystery  it  ARW 

Chamber    of    Horrors-MOP 

3-26-41 

Champ,  The-MGM 11-15-31 

Champagne  Charlie-AFE  .  .  1944 
Champagne  Charlie-F  .  .5-7-36 
Champagne  for  Breakfast-COL 
7-6-35 
Champagne  Waltz-PAR  .2-5-37 
Champion  of  Lost  Causes  it  F 

3-15-25 
Champs-Elysees     (French) - 

TRN..  3-2-39 
Chance  at  Heaven-RKO .  12-23-33 

Chances-FN         6-14-31 

Chance   of   a  Lifetime, 

The-COL    1943 

Chandu    the    Magician-F 

9-16-32 

Chang     it     PAR 4-17-27 

Chang  and  the  Law  it  PS ... . 

Change    of    Heart-F 6-11-34 

Change   of   Heart-F 3-15-38 

Changing  Husbands  it  PAR 

6-29-24 
Changing    Women    it    VIT 

8-18-18 
Channel  Crossing-GB.  .  .  .6-24-34 
Channing   of   the   Northwest  it 

SEZ. .1922 
Chapayev    (Russian) -AM 

1-15-35 

Chaperon  it  ES 11-23-16 

Chapter  in   Her  Life  it  U 

9-9-23 

Charge    It   it   EQU 6-29-21 

Charge    It    to    Me    it    PAT 

4-27-19 
Charge  of  the  Gauchos  it  FBO 

9-30-28 

Charge    of    the    Light    Brigade. 

The-WA.  .10-20-36 

Charity    it    XX 1928 

Charity    Castle    it   AMU 

9-13-17 
Charlatan,   The    (PIT)-U 

4-21-29 
Charlemagne-XX         . .  .  .9-10-36 


Charley's  Aunt  it  COL.  12-28-30 
Charley's   Aunt   it   PDC. 2-15-25 

Charley's    Aunt-F    7-33-41 

Charlie    Chan    at    Monte    Carlo- 
F.  .11-6-37 
Charlie   Chan    at   the   Circus-F 

3-17-36 
Charlie  Chan  at  the  Olympics-F 

10-18-37 
Charlie  Chan  at  the  Opera-F 

11-16-36 
Charlie  Chan  at  the  Race  Track- 
F.  .7-14-36 
Charlie  Chan  at  the  Wax 

Museum-F.  .8-1-40 
Charlie  Chan  at  Treasure  Island- 
F..  9-11-39 
Charlie    Chan    Carries   On-F 

3-22-31 
Charlie   Chan    in    City   in 

Darkness-F.  .12-20-39 
Charlie  Chan  in  Egypt-F 

6-4-35 
Charlie  Chan  in  Honolulu-F 

12-20-38 
Charlie   Chan   in   London-F 

9-13-34 
Charlie  Chan   in  Panama-F 

2-27-40 
Charlie    Chan    in    Paris-F 

1-22-35 
Charlie   Chan   in   Reno-F 

6-5-39 
Charlie    Chan    in    Rio-F 

8-22-41 
Charlie   Chan   in    Shanghai-F 

10-14-35 
Charlie  Chan  in  the  Secret 

Service-MOP.  .1-19-44 
Charlie  Chan  on  Broadway-F 

10-18-37 
Charlie    Chan's    Chance-F 

1-24-32 
Charlie    Chan's    Courage-F 

8-25-34 
Charlie    Chan's    Greatest    Case- 

F..  10-7-33 
Charlie  Chan's  Murder  Cruise-F 

5-7-40 
Charlie     Chan's     Secret-F 

1-18-36 
Charlie  McCarthy,  Detective-U 

12-20-39 

Charlotte  *   COM 11-29-17 

Charlotte    Loewenskold 

( Swedish )-STP.  .2-28-32 

Charm  of  La  Boheme  ( German )- 

XX.  .1938 

Charm   School    it    PAR .  .  1-9-21 

Charmer     it     BL 8-30-17 

Charmer    *    PAR 4-19-26 

Charming   Deceiver  it   VIT 

1921 
Charming    Deceiver-MAJ 

12-9-33 
Charming  Sinners-PAR    .7-14-29 

Charter  Pilot-F    12-23-40 

Chase     *     FAB 7-8-23 

Chaser    it    FN 4-15-28 

Chaser,    The-MGM     8-8-38 

Chasing  Danger-F    5-29-39 

Chasing  Rainbows  it  F 

8-24-19 
Chasing    Rainbows-MGM 

2-23-30 
Chasing    the    Moon   it   F 

2-5-22 
Chasing  Thru  Europe    (S-SE)- 

F..  9-22-29 
Chasing    Trouble    it    D 

7-18-26 
Chasing  Troubles-MOP  .1-26-40 
Chasing     Yesterday-RKO 

9-28-35 

Chasity     *     FN 5-4-24 

Chattel    it    VIT 9-14-16 

Chatterbox-REP     4-12-43 

257 


Chatterbox-RKO        1-23-36 

Cheap     Kisses     it     FBO...  1924 
Cheaper    to    Marry    it    MG 

2-15-25 
Cheat    it    PAR 9-2-23 


Cheat  *  PAR 

.12-16-15 

Cheat,  The-PAR 

.12-13-31 

Cheated    Love   it    U.  . 

..5-29-21 

Cheated   Hearts   it   U. 

.  .12-4-21 

Cheater  it  M 

.  .6-20-20 

Cheater    Reformed    it 

F 

2-27-21 

Cheaters-LUB        

.  .5-11-34 

Cheaters  it  TIF 

.  .3-20-27 

Cheaters     at     Play-F . 

.  .2-28-32 

Cheating  Blondes-CAP 

.  .5-20-33 

Cheating    Cheaters-U 

.  .12-4-34 

Cheating   Cheaters  it 

SE 

1-19-19 

Cheating    Cheaters    it 

U 

12-11-27 
Cheating  Herself  it  F..1919 
Cheating   the    Public   it  F 

1-24-18 

Chechahcos    it   AE 5-18-24 

Check  and  Double  Check-RKO 

10-12-30 
Checkered  Flag  it  STE 

1-24-26 

Checkers    it    F 8-3-19 

Checkers-F      12-8-37 

Checkmate  it  BAM.  .  .6-31-17 
Cheer  Leader  *  LUM.  .1-15-28 
Cheer    Up    and    Smile-F 

8-3-30 
Cheerful  Fraud  •  U .  .  12-12-26 
Cheerful    Givers   it   FAT 

4-19-17 
Cheers   for  Miss  Bishop-UA 

1-14-41 
Cheers    of    the    Crowd-REP 

8-6-35 
Chelsea  7750  *  PAR... 1913 
Cherie  (French)-PAR  ..6-14-31 
Cherokee  Kid  *  FBO.  .11-13-27 
Cherokee    Strip-PAR.  ..  .11-6-40 

Cherokee   Strip-WA    1937 

Chess   Player,   The  it  UNP 

6-25-30 

Chetniks-F     1-11-43 

Cheyenne  it  FN 3-3-29 

Cheyenne  Cyclone-KET   .1-10-32 

Cheyenne    Kid-MOP     1940 

Cheyenne   Kid-RKO    7-13-33 

Cheyenne  Roundup-U.  .  .4-12-43 
Cheyenne  Trails  it  AI...1928 
Cheyenne  Wildcat-REP  ...1914 
Chi  E  Piu  Felice  Di  Me 

(Italian) -XX..  2-12-40 

Chicago     it    PAT 1-1-28 

Chicago  After  Midnight  it  FBO 

3-11-28 
Chicken   a  la  King  it  F 

6-17-28 
Chicken    Casey    it    INC 

1-25-17 
Chicken  in  the  Case  it  SEZ 

2-6-21 
Chicken  Wagon  Family-F 

9-28-39 

Chickens   it   PAR 3-13-21 

Chickie     it     FN 5-3-26 

Chief,  The-MGM    12-2-33 

Child  is  Born,  A-WA. .  .1-16-40 
Child  for  Sale  it  GRA.  .3-28-20 
Child  of  Destiny  it  CM  .  .  8-3-16 
Child     of     Manhattan-COL 

2-11-33 
Child    of    M'sieu    *    TRI...1919 

Child    of    Mystery    it    U 

Child   of   the   Paris   Street  * 

FAT.  .5-18-16 

Child  of  the  Wild  *  F 1917 

Child  Thou   Gavest  Me  it  FN 

1921 
Childhood  of  Maxim  Gorky 

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Children  in  the  House  if  FAT 

4-20-16 
Children   Must   Laugh    ( Polish  )- 
XX.  .1938 
Children  Not  Wanted  *  SEZ 

1920 
Children  of  Banishment  if  SE 

3-2-19 
Children  of  Chance-BI.  .  1-25-31 
Children  of  Destiny  *  SEZ 

1922 
Children  of  Divorce  -fr  PAR 

4-24-27 
Children    of    Dreams-WA 

7-19-31 
Children  of  Dust  *  FN.  .6-10-23 
Children  of  Jazz  *  PAR..  1923 
Children    of    Night    if   F 

6-19-21 
Children     of     No    Importance    if 
NF.  .4-8-28 
Children    of    Pleasure-MGM 

8-10-30 
Children   of  the  Feud  if  FAT 

11-30-16 
Children    of    the   New   Day   if 

AM.  .7-6-30 
Children   of   the  Ritz    (S-SE)- 

FN.  .4-7-29 
Children  of  the  Whirlwind  if 

ARW.  .10-18-25 
Children  Pay  if  FAT.  ..  12-7-16 
Chimmie  Fadden  if  PAR..  1915 
Chimmie  Fadden  Out  West  if 

PAR.  .12-2-15 
China   Bound    ■*-    MGM  .  .  7-21-29 

China    Clipper-FN    8-12-36 

China  Express  if  AM.  .  .3-16-30 

China   Girls-F    12-9-42 

China-PAR    1943 

China    Passage-RKO     ...4-16-37 

China     Seas-MGM 7-25-35 

China     Slaver     *     TPC...1929 
Chinatown    After    Dark-ACT 

10-25-31 
Chinatown    Charlie    if    FN 

6-17-28 
Chinatown   Nights-PAR.  .  .4-7-29 

Chinatown  Sauad-U 5-31-35 

Chinese    Cat.    The-MOP.  .  .4-3-44 
Chinese  Den    (AT)   if  FIA 

3-27-41 

Chinese   Parrott   if   V....  1-8-28 

Chinese     Revolution     (Chinese)  - 

XX.  .1938 

Chip    of   the   Flying   U-U 

1-24-40 
Chip   of    the   Flying   U   ■*•   U 

3-28-26 
Chip  Off  the  Old  Block- 

U.  .2-14-44 
Chivalrous   Charley  if   SEZ 

1922 
Chocolate  Soldier.  The-MGM 

10-15-41 
Choosing     a    Wife    if    FN 

8-17-19 
Chorus  Girl's  Romance  if  M 

8-22-20 

Chorus   Kid  *   GOT 4-15-28 

Chorus    Lady    if    PAR.. 10-2-15 
Chorus    Lady   if   PDC ..  .2-28-25 

Christian     if     VIT .1923 

Christian    if    G 1-28-23 

Christina    (PT)-F    4-7-29 

Christine  of  the  Big  Tops  if 

STE.  .1926 
Christine  of  the  Hungry  Heart  if 
FN.  .10-26-24 
Christmas   Carol.   A-MGM 

12-12-38 
Christmas  Holiday-U  ....6-7-44 
Christmas    in    July-PAR 

9-20-40 
Christopher    Bean-MGM    .  . 

11-22-33 


Christopher     Strong-RKO 

3-11-33 

Christus    *     ARF 1928 

Chu  Chin  Chow-GB ...  .9-22-34 
Chu  Chin  Chow  if  MG.  .2-15-25 
Chucho   El    Roto    (Spanish)  - 

CIX.  .12-5-34 
Chump     at     Oxford,     A-TJA 

2-20-40 
Church   Mouse.    The-FN 

10-29-35 
Ciboulette      (French) -XX 

9-14-36 
Cieca  Di  Sorrento  (Italian)  - 

NUO.  .1936 
Cielito    Lindo     (Spanish)-XX 

11-10-36 
Cigarette  Girl  *  PAT.  .  .6-28-17 

Cimarron-RKO      1-18-31 

Cimzett  Ismeretlen  ( Hungarian )- 
XX.  .2-8-30 
Cinderella     Man     if     G 

12-2017 

Cinderella     if     PAR 1914 

Cinderella  of   the  Hills  if  F 

10-30-21 
Cinderella   Swings   It- 

RKO     1-21-43 

Cinderella's  Twin  if  M...  1-9-21 
Cinema  Murder  if  PAR.  .1-25-20 
Cipher  Bureau-GN ....  10-26-38 
Circe,  The  Enchantress  if  MG 

9-14-24 

Circle    *    MG 10-4-25 

Circle  of  Death-SYN.  .4-11-35 
Circular    Staircase    if    SED 

6-23-15 
Circumstantial  Evidence  if  CHE 
4-7-29 
Circumstantial  Evidence-CHE 

7-17-35 

Circus    if    UA 1-22-28 

Circus    Ace    if    F 6-19-27 

Circus   Clown-FN 6-13-34 

Circus  Cowboy  if  F... 4-27-24 
Circus  Cyclone  if  U .  .  .  8-23-25 
Circus    Days    if    FN.  ...  7-22-23 

Circus    Girl-REP    2-24-37 

Circus   Jim   if  PS 

Circus  Kid  (PT)-FBO ..  9-16-28 
Circus  Life   (German) -XX.  .1940 

Circus    Man    if    PAR 1914 

Circus    of    Life    if    U 1917 

Circus    Queen    Murder-COL 

5-6-33 
Circus  Romance  if  EQ.. 2-3-16 
Circus    Rookies     if    MGM 

5-20-28 
Circus     Shadows-PEE      ..6-3-35 

Cisco    Kid-F     10-25-31 

Cisco  Kid  and  the  Lady-F 

1-2-40 
Citadel,  The-MGM  .  .  .  10-25-38 
Citadel  of  Crime-REP.  ..  8-4-41 
Citadel  of  Silence  (French) -FIA 
1-2-40 
Citadel  of  Warsaw   (German)  - 

XX.  .1938 
Cities    and    Years    if    AM 

4-12-31 
Citizen    Kane-RKO     ....4-11-41 

City   if   CWD 1-20-16 

City  if  F 11-21-26 

City  Crime  (Chinese)-XX.  .1938 
City    for   Conquest-WA 

9-13-40 

City  Girl   (PT)-F 4-6-30 

City    Girl-F     12-29-37 

City    Gone    Wild    if    PAR 

12-17-27 

City    Lights    *    UA 2-15-31 

City     Limits-MOP      3-28-34 

City    Limits-MOP     9-25-41 

City  of  Chance-F 1-25-40 

City    of    Comrades   if    G 

7-20-19 

259 


City  of  Dim  Faces  if  PAR 

7-14-19 
City  of  Illusion  if  IV.. 4-11-16 
City  of  Masks  if  PAR. 7-18-29 
City    of    Missing    Girls-SE 

4-9-41 
City  of  Purple  Dreams  if  FIL 

1918 
City  of  Purple  Dreams  if  RA 

9-30-28 
City    of    Shadows    if    FBO 

1927 
City   of  Silent  Men  if  PAR 

4-10-21 
City  of  Silent  Men-PRC.  .9-3-42 
City  of  Song   ( German )- 

WOD.  .5-15-32 

City    of    Tears   if    U 6-30-18 

City    of   Temptation    if 

GOU.  .9-8-29 
City  of  Youth   ( Russian )- 

AM.  .1938 

City     Park-CHE 7-6-34 

City    Sparrow    if    PAR..  9-12-20 

City    Streets-PAR 4-19-31 

City    Streets-COL 7-29-38 

City  That  Never  Sleeps  if 

PAR.  .10-5-24 
City  That  Stopped  Hitler- 
Heroic    Stalingrad-PAR.  9-1-43 
City  Without  Jews  if 

AY.  .1928 
City  Without  Men-COL.  .  .  .  1943 
Civilian  Clothes  if 

PAR.  .11-28-20 

Civilization   if  INC 6-8-16 

Civilization  if   ( Re-issue) - 

ATA.  .8-16-31 
Civilization's  Child  if 

TRI.  .4-20-16 

Claim    if    M 4-11-18 

Clairvoyant,    The-GB 6-8-35 

Clancy  in  Wall  Street- 

ARO.  .3-16-30 
Clancy's  Kosher  Wedding  if 

FBO.  .8-21-27 
Clancy  Street  Boys-MOP.  3-29-43 

Clarence    if    PAR 10-22-22 

Clarence-PAR      3-10-37 

Clarion     if     EQW 2-17-16 

Clash   of   the  Wolves  if 

WA.  .11-22-25 

Classified    if    FN 10-11-25 

Classmates    if    FN.  ...  11-23-24 
Claudine    ( French )  -FRM  .  .  4-3-40 

Claudia-F    8-19-43 

Claw   if    SE 6-9-18 

Claw    if     U 5-22-27 

Claws   of   the  Hun  if 

PAR.  .7-7-18 
Clay    Dollars    if    SEZ.  .  10-23-21 

Clean   Gun  if  RAL 1917 

Clean   Heart   -*•   VIT 9-28-24 

Clean-TJp  if  EXP 3-24-29 

Clean-Up    *    U 9-16-23 

Clean-Up    if    BL 8-9-17 

Clean  Up  Man  if  U 1928 

Clear  All  Wires-MGM 3-4-33 

Clear  the  Decks   (PT)-U.  .4-7-29 
Clearing  the  Range- 

CAP.  .5-24-31 
Clearing  the  Trail  if 

U.  .10-14-28 
Clemencia      ( Spanish  )- 

XX.  .8-22-35 

Cleopatra-PAR    7-25-34 

Cleopatra  if  F 10-18-17 

Clever  Mrs.   Carfax   if 

PAR.  .11-8-17 

Climax,   The-U    9-26-44 

Climax,     The-U 2-16-30 

Climber     if     RAL 1917 

Climbing    High-F 6-7-39 

Climbers    if     VIT 11-9-19 

Climbers    if    WA 5-8-27 

Clinging     Vine     if    PDC.  8-8-26 

Clipped   Wings-TRC 5-4-38 

Clive  of  India-UA 1-17-36 

Clock     •*•     BL 4-5-1* 

Clodhopper    if    TRI 6-28-17 


Cloistered   +   BES 5-20-36 

Close  Call  for  Ellery  Queen,  A- 

COL.  .1942 
Close  Harmony-PAR.  ..  .4-14-29 
Closed    Doors    *    VIT.  . 5-22-21 

Closed  Gates  •*•  STE 5-19-27 

Closed    Road   -A    PBA 4-2-16 

Closln'   In   ■*■  TRI 6-23-18 

Closing:  Net   *  PAT.  .  .10-14-15 

Clothes  -A   M 9-19-20 

Clothes  A-  PAR 1920 

Clothes  Make  the  Pirate  Ar 

FN.  .11-29-25 
Clothes  Make  the  Woman  Ar 

TIP.  .6-24-28 

Cloud    •    VAN 3-15-17 

Cloud  Dodger  *  U 11-18-28 

Cloudburst     *     LBR 1922 

Cloud   Rider  *  FBO 1925 

Clouded  Name  A"  WO.  .  .  .8-24-19 
Clouded  Name  A"  PGO.. 2-25-23 
Clouds  Over  Europe- 

COL.  .6-19-39 

Cloven  Tongue  -A  PAT 1918 

Clover's    Rebellion    Ar 

VIT.  .5-24-17 

Clown  +  COL 1928 

Clown    A:    PAR 6-22-16 

Clown  Georg-e  A-  AM ..  8-27-32 
Clown   Must   Laugh.    A- 

GB.  .10-17-38 
Club  De  Femmes  (French)  - 

MAB.  .10-26-37 
Clutch  of  Circumstances  if 

VIT.  .8-25-18 
Co  Moj  Maz  Rebi  W  Nocy? 

(Polish) -XX.  .12-2-35 

Coast  Guard-COL 9-7-39 

Coast  of  Folly  *  PAR.  .9-13-25 
Coast  of  Opportunity  if 

HOD.  .12-19-20 

Coast    Patrol    *    BAR 1925 

Coastal   Command-RKO.  .7-21-43 

Coax     Me     A"     WO 8-3-19 

Cobra     *     PAR 12-13-25 

Cobra  Woman-U 6-16-44 

Cock    O'    The    Walk- 

WW.  .4-13-30 
rock  O'  The  Walk  -A  PAR.  1919 
Cock  of  the  Air-UA.  ...  1-31-32 
Cnckpved    Cavaliers-RKO.  .7-3-34 

Cock-Eyed    World-F 8-4-29 

Cocktail     Hour-COL 6-3-33 

Cocoanut  Grove-PAR.  .  .5-18-38 
Cocoanuts,  The-PAR ....  6-2-29 
Code  of  Cow  Country  ir 

PAT.  .1927 
Code  of  Honor-SYN.  .  .11-16-30 
Code  of  Marcia  Gray  if 

PAR.  .3-16-16 
Code  of  the  Air  if  BIS.  .12-16-28 
Code   of   the  Fearless- 

SPE.  .1-16-39 
Code  of  the  Mounted- 

AMB.  .6-31-35 
Code  of  the  Northwest  if 

AE. .1926 
Code  of  the  Outlaw-REP.  .2-4-42 
Colo  of  the  Prairie-REP.  .  .1944 
Code  of  the  Range  if 

RA.  .5-15-27 
Code    of    the    Rangers- 

MOP.. 4-13-38 
Code    of    the    Scarlet   if 

FN.  .7-15-28 
Code  of  the  Sea  if  PAR.  .6-1-24 
Code  of  the  Secret   Service- 

WA.  .6-23-39 
Code  of  the  Streets-U.  .  .  .  1939 
Code    of    the   West   A- 

PAR.  .4-26-25 
Code    of    the   West   if 

SYN.  .7-27-30 
Code  of  the  Wilderness  if 

VIT.  .7-6-24 
Code  of  the  Yukon  if 

SCR.  .12-8-18 
Cognasse    ( French )- 

PAR.  .4-16-35 
Cohens  and  Kellys  *  U.  .  .3-7-26 


Cohens  and  Kellys  in  Africa- 

U..  12-21-30 
Cohens  and  Kellys  in  Atlantic 

City    (PT)-U.  .3-24-29 
Cohens   and   Kellys  In 

Holly wood-U.  .4-24-32 
Cohens  and  Kellys  in  Paris  if 

U.  .2-12-28 
Cohens  and  Kellys  in  Scotland- 

U..  3-2-30 
Cohens  and  Kellys  in  Trouble- 

U.. 4-15-33 
Coiffeur  Pour  Dames 

(French) -PAR.  .10-29-32 

Coincidence  if  M 5-8-21 

Cold  Deck  *  INC 11-8-17 

Cold     Steel    if    RC 6-5-21 

Colleen    *    F 9-11-27 

Colleen-WA    3-6-36 

Colleen  of  the  Pines  if 

FBO.  .7-9-22 
College      (German) -XX.  ..  .1939 

College    *     UA 9-18-27 

College  Boob  +  FBO 8-22-26 

College  Coach-WB.  ..  .11-10-33 
College  Coquette-COL.  ..  .9-1-29 
College  Days  A-  TIF.  .  .10-24-26 
College    Girl    ( German  >- 

XX.  .1938 
College  Hero  if  COL.  .  .11-27-27 
College  Holiday-PAR.  .12-19-36 
College    Humor-PAR.  ..  .6-14-33 

College     Love-U 8-11-29 

College  Lovers-FN.  ..  .11-30-30 
College  Orphan  if  U.  .  10-21-15 
College  Rhythm-iPAR  ..11-1  -34 
College     Scandal-PAR.  .  .7-12-35 

College    Swing-PAR 4-28-28 

College   Widow   if  WA..1 1-6-27 

Collegiate-PAR    1-23-36 

Colonel  Bridau  if  ENT.  .  .  .1919 

Colonel's   Wife  if  PAT 

Colorado-RHP      9-3-40 

Colorado     A-     TT 2-27-21 

Colorado  Kid-REP.  .  .  .  12-11-37 
Colorado  Pluck  A-  F.... 5-8-21 
Colorado    Sunset-REP.  ...  8-2-39 

Colorado     Trail-COL 11-9-38 

Colt   Comrades-UA 6-21-43 

Combat  ir  PAT 10-9-27 

Combat   ir  TT 2-14-26 

Comhat   ir   VIT 9-21-16 

Combat  of   the  Matterhorn 

(German)-XX.  .1938 
Come  Across  (PT)  -U.  .7-14-29 
Come  Again   Smith  ir 

HOD.  .1-26-19 
Come    and    Get    It    it 

RKO.  .2-17-29 
Come  and  Get,  It-TJA .  .  .10-29-36 
Come-Back.  The  if  M.  .  5-14-16 
Come    Closer,   Folks- 

COL.  .11-24-36 
Come  Live  With  Me- 

MGM.  .1-30-41 
Come    On,    Cowboys    ir 

ARW.  .1924 
Come    On,    Cowboys !- 

REP.  .5-21-37 
Come  on  Danger-RKO.  .2-16-33 
Come  on  Danger-RKO.  .  12-10-41 
Come  On  In  if  PAR.  .9-22-18 
Come  On,   Leathernecks- 

REP.  .8-23-38 
Come  On  Marines-PAR.  .3-24-34 
Come  On  Over  -AG...  .3-19-22 
Come  On  Rangers-REP.  11-28-38 
Come  On  Tarzan-WOW.  .1-4-33 
Come  Out  of  the  Kitchen  A" 

PAR.  .5-25-19 

Come    Through    if    U 1925 

Come  to  My  House  if  F.  .2-5-28 
Comet  Over  Broadway- 

WA.  .12-23-38 
Comin'    'Round  the   Mountain- 

PAR..  10-3-40 
Comin'   'Round   the  Mountain- 

REP  ,3-31-36 
Comin'  Through  the  R/e  ■A' 

HEP.  .12-14-2* 

260 


Coming  An'   Goinr  Ar 

ARC.  .1926 
Coming  of  Amos  if 

PDC .  .  9-27-25 
Coming  of  the  Law  -A 

F.  .5-18-19 
Coming  Out  Party-F.  .3-17-34 
Coming  Through  Ar 

PAR.  .    2-  22-26 
Command     Performance- 

TIF.  .1-18-31 
Commandos  Strike  at 

Dawn-COL     12-18-42 

Commercial  Pirates  Ar 

ARW.  .1919 
Common    Cause    -A 

VIT.  .12-8-18 

Common     Clay-F 8-3-30 

Common    Clay   A-   PAT..  1-26-19 
Common  Ground  A" 

PAR.  .8-3-16 
Common    Law    A-    SEZ..  11-4-23 

Common    Law-PAT 7-19-31 

Common  Level  A-  TRA ....  1 920 
Common    Property    Ar    D..1920 

Common   Sense  Ar  SEZ 

Common    Sin,    The   -A 

SEZ. .1920 
Companionate  Marriage  ^A 

FN.  .11-11-28 
Compliments   of   Mr.   Flow 

(French) -HOB.  .1941 
Compromise    A-    WA ...  .11-1-25 

Compromised-BI      1-18-31 

Comrade  John   -A  PAT....  1915 

Comrade  X-MGM 12-11-40 

Comrades    if   FD 3-4-28 

Comrades    of    1918 

(German) -TOB.  .2-22-31 
Comrades  of  the  Sea 

(German) -XX.  .1939 

Conceit     A-     SEZ 12-25-21 

Concert   A-   G 2-27-21 

Concentratin*  Kid-U.  .  .  .10-26-80 
Concentration    Camp 

(Russian) -AM.  .4-0-39 

Condpmned-UA      11-10-29 

Condemned  to  Death- 

FD.  .7-14-32 
Condemned    to    Live- 

CHE.  .1935 
Condemned  Women- 

RKO.  .3-10-38 
Condottiere    (Italian)  - 

ESP.  .1940 
Conductor  1492  A-  WA.  .3-23-24 
Coney    Island    A-    FBO.. 2-26-28 

Coney    Island-F 5-25-43 

Coney  Island  Prineest  Ar 

PAR.  .12-7-16 

Confession  if  F 6-16-19 

Confession     if     FN 1920 

Confession-WA    7-20-37 

Confessions  of  Boston  Blaekie- 

COL.  .12-17  41 
Confessions    of    a    Cheat- 

GAL.  .1942 
Confessions   of   a   Co-ed- 

PAR.  .6-21-31 
Confessions  of  a  Nazi  Spy- 

WA.  .4-28-39 
Confessions  of  a  Queen  -A 

MG.  .3-29  25 
Confessions  of  a  Wife  Ar 

EXP.  .3-24-29 

Confetti    A-    FN 1928 

Confidence     -A     U 9-24-22 

Confidence   Man    A" 

PAR.  .4-20-24 

Confidential-MAP      10-17-36 

Confirm    or   Deny-F.  ...  11-19-41 

Conflict    -A    U 10-30-21 

Conflict     -A    VIT 7-6-16 

Conflict-U      11-28-36 

Congo     Maisie-MGM.  ..  .1-18-40 

Congorilla-F    7-20-32 

Congress    Dances-UA.  ...  5-15-32 
Connecticut   Yankee.    A- 

F.  .4-12-31 
Connecticut  Yankee  at  King 

Arthur's  Court  if  F.  .2-6-21 


Conquered  Hearts  *  KES..1918 
Conquering  Horde-PAB.  .3-20-31 
Conquering  Power  if  M.  .7-10-21 
Conquering  the  Woman  if 

AE.  .12-17-28 

Conqueror    if    TBI 1-6-16 

Conqueror    if    F 10-26-17 

Conqueror*,  The-BKO.  .11-19-32 
Conqueror!  of  the  Arctic  if 

AM..  11-29-37 
Conquerors  of  the  Nlght- 

AM.  .8-1-33 

Conquest- WA     2-17-29 

Conquest-MGM      10-26-37 

Conquest   of   Canaan   if 

FBO.  .10-5-16 
Conquest   of   Canaan   if 

PAB.  .7-17-21 
Conquest  of  the  Holy  Land  it 

OP..  8-26-29 
Conquests  of  Peter  the  Great 

(Russian) -AM.  .1930 

Conrad  in  Quest  of  Hie  Touth  if 

PAB..  11-14-20 

Conscience    if    F 1817 

Conscience  of  John  David  if 

HMU.  .4-27-16 
Consolation   Marriage* 

BKO.  .11-1  31 

Conspiracy    if    PAB 1914 

Conspiracy-BKO    9-6-39 

Conspirators,  The-WA  .10-17-44 
Constant  Nymph  if 

BIG.  .7-21-29 
Constant  Nymph,  The- 
WA.  .  6-30-43 

Constant    Nymph-F 4-7-34 

Constant  Woman-WOW.  .5-23-23 
Contender,    The-PRC    ...5-10-44 

Content    if    SEZ 1920 

Continental  Express-M  OP.  4-9-42 
Contra  La  Corriente 

(Spanish)  -XX3-12-36 
Contraband   if   PAB.  ..  .3-29-25 

Contrast  if  LAB 6-5-21 

Convention  City-FN 12-14-33 

Convention  Girl-FD.  ..  .5-14-35 
Convict   993   if   PAT.  .12-20-17 

Convict    13    if   M 1920 

Convict's  Code,  The- 

STN..  10-6-30 

Convict's    Code-MOP 1939 

Convicted-ABC      10-4-31 

Convicted-COL    8-24-38 

Convicted  Woman-COL.  .3-8-40 
Convicts   at   Large- 

PBI..  12-23-38 

Convoy  if  FN 5-16-27 

Convoy-BKO     1-8-41 

Cook  of  Canyon  Camp  if 

PAB..  7-19-17 
Co-Optimiste,     The-EBA.  .3-9-30 

Cop     if     PAT 9-9-28 

Copperhead   if   PAB 2-16-20 

Coquette-TJA      4-14-29 

Coquille  et  le  Clergyman  if 

FGU..1928 

Cora   if   M 1915 

Corazon  Bandelero    (Spanish) - 

XX.  .3-6-35 
Corazones   en   Derrota- 

XX.  .10-11-34 
Cordelia  the  Magnificent  if 

M.  .5-20-23 

Co-Respondent    if    U 1917 

Corner  if  TRI 12-16-15 

Corner  Grocer  if  PAR.  .10-11-17 
Corner    in    Cotton    if   M.. 3-9-16 

Cornered    if    WA 10-19-24 

Cornered-COL    2-1-33 

Coronado-PAR      12-19-35 

Corporal  Jim's  Ward  if 

PS.  1921 
Corporal  Kate  if  PDC .  .  12-26-26 
Corpse    Vanishes,    The- 

MOP.  .4-16-42 

Corregidor-PRC     3-25-43 

Corruption-IML      6-21-33 

Corsair-UA    11-22-31 

Corsican   Brothers   •*■ 

UNI..  12-28-19 


Corsican  Brother*,  The- 

UA..  12-19-41 
Corte  D-Assise  (Italian)  - 

rpp?  10-4-31 

Corvette     K-225-U .'  .9-27-43 

Cuti   E   La   Vita    (Italian;  - 

THL.  .11-8-31 
Cossack  Whip  if  EKE.  .11-16-16 

Cossacks    if    MGM 7-1-28 

Cossacks  in  Exile- 

(Ukranian)-AV.  .2-2-39 
Cossacks  ol  the  Don   (S-SE)- 

AM.  .3-20-32 
Cosmo  Jones-Crime 

SmasheiyMOP 2-18-43 

(Reviewed  as  "Crime  Smasher") 

Cost    if    PAR 4-18-20 

Cost  of   Hatred  if 

PAR.  .4-19-17 

Costello    Case-WW 10-19-30 

Cotton  and  Cattle  if 

WES.  .1921 

Cotton  King  if  WO 9-9-16 

Cougar,   the  King  Killer 

(S-SE)-SNO.  .5-23-33 
Counsel    for    Crime- 

COL.  .10-18-37 
Counsel  for  the  Defense  if 

AE.  .1-17-26 
Counsellor  at  Law-U.  .11-28-33 
Count  of  Brechard   (Italian)  - 

XX..  1940 
Count  of  Luxembourg  if 

CHA..  2-14-26 
Count   of   Monte   Cristo- 

UA..  8-29-34 
Count   of   Monte   Cristo   if 

PAR .  .  1913 

Count    of    Ten   if   V 3-18-28 

Counter  Espionage-COL.  . .  .1942 

Counterfeit-COL      6-6-36 

Counterfeit  if  PAR 11-30-19 

Counterfeit     Lady-COL.  .1-12-37 
Counterfeit   Love   if 

PGO .  .  6-24-23 
Countess  Charming  if 

PAR .  .  9-27-17 
Countess  of  Monte  Cristo- 

U..  3-31-34 
Countess  Parma    (Italian) - 

XX.  .1938 
Country  Beyond  if  F..  10-24-2 6 
Country  Beyond,  The-F.  .4-7-36 
Country  Chairman  if  PAR.  .1914 
Country  Cousin  if 

SEZ..  12-14-19 
Country  Doctor  if  PDC.  .9-11-27 
Country  Doctor.  The-F ..  3-2-26 
Country  Bride  ( Russian)  - 

AM..  6-8-38 

Country     Fair-REP 6-9-41 

Country  Flapper  if  PS.  .9-13-22 
Country  Gentlemen- 

REP.  .10-24-36 
Country  God  Forgot  if 

KES..  10-5-16 
Country    Kid,     The    if 

WA..  11-4-23 
Country  Mouse  if  PAR...  1914 
County    Chairman,   The- 

F..  1-3-35 

County    Fair-MOP 5-1-32 

County  Fair  *  PI 1-23-21 

County  Fair-MOP 11-17-37 

Courage    if   FN 6-19-21 

Courage-WA      6-25-30 

Courage   for  Two  if 

WO.  .2-9-19 
Courage   of   Commonplace   if 

PFT.  .11-22-17 
Courage  of  Marge  O'Doone  if 

VIT.  .6-6-20 
Courage  of  Silence  if 

VIT.  .2-8-17 
Courage  of  the  North-FD.  .1935 
Courage  of  the  West-U.  12-10-37 
Courageous    Avenger-  Mlh 

SUM.  .11-30-35^ 
Courageous  Coward  if  f- 

EXI..1919 

261 


Courageous  Coward  if 

SAB . . 1924 
Courageous    Dr.    Christian- 

RKO.  .3-26-40 
Courageous  Mr.  Penn-HOB.  1944 
Courier  of  Lyons  (French) - 

PAX.  .6-8-38 
Court  Martial  if  COL.  .10-28-28 
Court  Martialed  if  U....1915 
Courtesan  if  AMU.  ..  .5-25-16 
Courtin'  Wildcats-U ....  12-22-39 
Courtship  of  Andy  Hardy,  The- 

MGM.  .2-11-42 
Courtship  of  Miles  Standish  if 

AE.  .11-4-23 

Cousin    Kate   if   VIT 1921 

Cover  Girl-COL 3-7-44 

Covered  Trailer,  The- 

REP.  .11-16-39 
Covered  Wagon  if  PAR.  .3-25-23 
Covered   Wagon  Days- 

REP.  .5-9-40 
Covered   Wagon   Trails- 

MOP.  .5-9-40 
Covered   Wagon   Trails   if 

SYN.  .5-18-30 

Coward  if  FBO 8-28-27 

Coward    if    TRI 10-7-15 

Cowardice  Court  if  F....1919 
Cowboy  and  the  Bandit- 

FD. .1936 
Cowboy  and  the  Blonde,  The- 

F.  .4-23-41 
Cowboy  and  the  Countess  if 

F.  .2-7-26 
Cowboy  and  the  Kid,  The- 

U.  .6-2-36 
Cowboy  and  the  Lady  if 

PAR.  .11-12-22 
Cowboy  and  the  Lady,  The- 

UA.  .11-11-38 
Cowboy  and  the  Outlaw,  The  if 

SYN.  .2-23-30 
Cowboy  and  the  Senorita, 

The-REP.  .4-5-44 
Cowboy    Cavalier    if 

PAT.  .1-29-28 
Cowboy  Commandos- 

MOP    7-12-43 

Cowboy  Canteen-COL 1944 

Cowboy  Counsellor- ALL  .2-1-33 
Cowboy  Courage  if  AY.  .  .  .1926 
Cowboy  from  Brooklyn- 

WA.  .6-14-38 
Cowboy   from  Lonesome 

River-COL.  .1944 
Cowboy  from   Sundown- 

MOP.  .1940 
Cowboy  in  Manhattan-U. 4-12-43 
Cowboy  in  the  Clouds- 

COL      1943 

Cowboy  Holiday -BE 12-26-34 

Cowboy   Kid  if  F 7-15-28 

Cowboy    Millionaire,    The- 

F.  .4-25-35 
Cowboy  Musketeer  if 

FBO.  .12-20-25 
Cowboy     Quarterback- 

WA.  .12-15-39 
Cowboy  Serenade-REP .  .  1-21-42 
Cowboys  from  Texas- 

REP.  .12-5-39 

Coyote  Fangs  •*■  FW 9-28-24 

Coyote     Trails-COE 1935 

Crab    if    INC 1-18-27 

Crack  O'  Dawn  if  RA.  .10-18-25 

Crack-Up-F    12-14-36 

Cracked     NuU-RKO 4-5-31 

Cracked    Nuts-TJ 1941 

Crackerjack  if  EC 5-24-25 

Cradle    if    PAR 3-26-22 

Cradle  Buster  if  AR.  .  .  .5-28-22 
Cradle  of  Courage  if 

PAR.  .9-26-20 
Cradle    Snatchers   if   F .  .  6-12-27 

Cradle   Song-PAR 11-18-33 

Craig's    Wife    ■*•    PAT..  8-26-28 

Craig's     Wife-COL 10-2-36 

Crainquebille-DDW    ....12-11-34 

Crash,  The-FN 9-9-32 

Crash,  The  if  FN.  ...  11-11-28 
Crash    Dive-F 4-22-43 


Crash     Donovan-U 8-11-36 

Crashin'  Thru  *  FBO 4-1-23 

Crashin'  Thru  Danger- 

EXA.  .11-11-38 
Crashing-  Hollywood- 

RKO.  .1-8-38 
Crashing-    Through    if 

PAT.  .2-5-28 
Crashing  Through  to  Berlin  if 

U.  .8-18-18 
Crashing     Thru-MOP.  ..  12-28-39 

Craven    *    BOL 1922 

Craving  *  HOP 9-29-18 

Craving     *     AMU 3-2-16 

Crazy     House-U 10-15-43 

Crazy      Knights-MOP 1H44 

Crazy  That  Way-F ...  .4-27-30 
Crazy  to  Marry  *  PAR.  .8-7-21 
Creaking    Stairs    if    U....  2-2-19 

Cricket  -*•  BUT 11-29-17 

Cricket  on   the  Hearth  if 

SEZ. .1923 

Crime     Afloat-TRC 11-9-38 

Crime   and  Punishment   if 

PAT.  .2-15-17 
Crime  and  Punishment  if 

GOU.  .4-28-29 
Crime     and     Punishment- 

COL.  .11-22-35 
Crime    by    Night-WA  ....  7-27-44 

Crime   Doctor-COL 9-12-43 

Crime  Doctor-RKO 3-14-34 

Crime   Doctor's   Strangest 

Case-COL     1943 

Crime  et  Chatiment 

(French)-LEN.  .11-14-35 
Crime  Nobody  Saw,   The- 

PAR.  .4-8-37 
Crime  of  Dr.  Crespi,  The- 

REP.  .9-24-35 
Crime  of  Dr.  Forbes,  The- 

F.  .6-16-36 
"Crime"  of  Dr.  Hallet- 

U.  .3-24-38 
Crime  of  Helen  Stanley- 

COL.  .7-3-34 
Crime  of  the  Century- 

PAR.  .2-18-33 
Crime  on  the  Hill-BI.  .  10-13-34 
Crime  Over  London-GB.  .  8-3-38 
Crime  Patrol,   The- 

EMP.  .5-13-36 

Crime     Ring-RKO 7-27-38 

Crime     School-WA 5-11-38 

Crime  Smasher-See  Cosmo 

Jones-Crime  Smasher 
Crime  Takes  a  Holiday- 

COL.  .5-9-38 
Crime    Without    Passion- 

PAR.  .8-18-34 
Criminal,  The  if  INC.  .  10-26-16 
Criminal     at    Large- 

HEL.  .12-20-33 

Criminal     Code-COL 1-4-31 

Criminal  Investigator-MOP.  1942 
Criminal  Lawyer-RKO.  .  1-28-37 
Criminal   Within,   See 

"Murder  at  Glen    A.thol" 
Criminals  of  the  Air- 

COL.  .11-1-37 
Criminals  Within-PRC.  .  .  .  1941 
Crimson  Canyon  if  U.  .  12-9-28 
Crimson    Challenge    if 

PAR.  .4-23-22 
Crimson    Circle,    The    (PT)- 

ERA.  .2-9-30 
Crimson    Circle,    The- 

DUW.  .12-30-36 
Crimson  City  (S-SE)- 

WA.  .4-22-28 

Crimson    Clue   *   CC 1923 

Crimson   Cross  if  PI 1922 

Crimson  Dove  *  PRW.  .  6-7-17 
Crimson  Gardenia  if  G.  .6-15-19 
Crimson    Romance- 

MAP.  .9-26-34 
Crimson    Runner   if 

PDC.  .6-7-25 
Crimson    Shoals    if 

Mon.  .10-26-19 


Crimson  Stain  Mystery  if 

CON.  .8-24-16 

Crimson    Trail,    The-U 2-8-35 

Crinoline   and   Romance  if 

M.  .1-28-23 
Crippled    Hand    *    BL.  .4-20-16 

Crisis     *     SEL 10-5-16 

Crisis     ( S-SE )  -MAB 3-20-39 

Crisis  Mundial   ( Spanish  )- 

XX.  .2-18-37 

Critical    Age    *    HOD 5-6-23 

Crook    of   Dreams  if 

WO.  .2-23-19 

Crooked    Alley    *    U 12-2-23 

Crooked    Circle,    The- 

WW.  .9-23-32 
Crooked   Road,   The- 

REP.  .5-15-40 
Crooked    Romance    if 

PAT.  .9-27-17 
Crooked    Straight    if 

PAR.  .11-2-19 
Crooked  Streets  if  PAR.  .8-1-20 
Crooks  Can't  Win   if 

FBO.  .6-3-28 

Crooky    if    VIT 

Crooner-FN    8-6-32 

Crosby     Case-U 3-23-34 

Cross-Bearer  if  PWO.  .  .  .4-18-18 
Cross-Country  Romance- 

RKO.  .6-28-40 

Cross  Breed  if  BIS 10-16-27 

Cross  Country  Cruise-U.  .  1-10-34 
Cross  Currents  if  FAT..  12-9-15 
Cross    Examination- 

ARC.  .2-14-32 
Cross    of    Lorraine,    The- 

MGM      11-12-43 

Cross    Roads    *    SMI 1923 

Cross   Roads  of   New  Tork  if 

FN.  .5-28-22 

Cross    Streets-CHE 7-6-34 

Crossed  Signals  if  RA....1926 
Crossed  Trails  *  IND.  . 4-20-24 
Crossed    Wires    •£•    U.... 5-20-23 

Crossfire-RKO      8-15-33 

Crossing  Trails  if  APH.  .  .  .1922 
Crossroads     ( French) - 

THN.  .3-21-39 

Crossroads-MGM      6-24-42 

Crossroads  of  Love  if 

HM.  .1928 
Crouching  Beast,  The- 

OLM.  .3-22-36 

Crowd   if   MGM 2-26-28 

Crowd  Roars,  The-WA.  .3-27-32 
Crowd  Roars,  The-MGM  ..  8-2-38 
Crowded  Hour  ■*■  PAR..  5-3-25 
Crown  Jewels  if  TRI.  .  12-22-18 
Crown  of  Lies  if  PAR.  .4-11-26 
Crown  of  Thorns-XX.  .  .  .3-30-34 
Crown  Prince's  Double  if 

VIT.  .1-6-16 

Crow's    Nest    ■*•    AY 1922 

Crucial  Test  *  BRA 7-6-16 

Crucible     if     PAR 1914 

Cruel  Truth  if  STE  ....  8-14-27 
Cruise  of  the  Hellion  if 

RA.  .9-18-27 
Cruise  of  the  Jasper  B  if 

PDC. .1926 
Cruise  of  the  Makebelieve  if 

PAR.  .9-8-18 

Crusader  if     F 1923 

Crusader,   The-MAJ.  ...  10-5-32 

Crusades,    The-PAR 8-5-35 

Cruz     Diablo-COL 4-10-35 

Cruz   Diablo    ( Spanish )- 

COL.  .1938 
Cry  of  the  Weak  if 

PAT.  .4-20-19 
Cry   of    the   Werewolf- 

COL.  .8-23-44 

Cry    of    the    World-F 5-8-32 

Cry    Havoe-MGM 11-9-43 

Crystal    Ball,    The-UA.  ..  1-20-43 

Crystal  Cup  if  FN 10-9-27 

Crystal  Gazer  if  PAR..  9-20-17 
Csak   Ecy  Kislany 

(Hungarian) -ERA.  .3-27-32 

262 


Csak  Egy  Ejszaka 

(Hungarian) -XX.  .3-19-36 
Cuando   Canta   La  Ley 

(Spanish) -PAR.  .6-5-39 
Cub  Reporter  if  GOL.  .  9-24-22 
Cuban  Love  Song-MGM .  .12-6-31 
Cuckoos,      The-RKO.  ..  .4-27-30 

Cuesta     Abajo-PAR 7-18-34 

Cumberland  Romance  if 

REA.  .8-15-20 
Cuore  Napoletano   (Italian) - 

ESP. .1940 

Cup  of  Fury  if  G 4-11-20 

Cup  of  Life  if  AE 9-11-21 

Cupid   by   Proxy   if 

PAT.  .7-14-18 
Cupid  Forcloses  if  VIT.. 7-6-19 
Cupid,  the  Cowpuncher  if 

G.  .8-1-20 

Cupid's  Brand  if  ARW 1921 

Cupid's  Fireman  if  F.  .12-10-23 
Cupid's  Round-up  *  F.  .  .  .1918 

Curly   Top   if  F 1925 

Curse  of  the  Cat  People, 

The-RKO.  .2-21-44 
Curse  of  Drink  if  APO .  .  9-3-22 
Curse  of  Eve  if  COR.  .10-18-17 
Curse    of   Iku    *    ES ...  .3-28-18 

Curtain   if  FN 10-10-20 

Curtain    at    Eight-MAJ.  .  .2-1-34 

Curtain     Call-RKO 4-10-40 

Curtain  Falls-CHE 10-2-34 

Custard  Cup  *  F 1-21-23 

Cy    Wittaker's   Ward   if 

KES. .1917 
Cycle  of  Fate  if  SEL.  .  .  .4-6-16 

Cyclone   if  F 1-18-20 

Cyclone  Bliss  if  ARW 1921 

Cyclone  Cavalier  if  RA.  .10-4-25 
Cyclone  Cowboy  if 

PAT.  .1-16-27 
Cyclone    Jones    if    AT..  9-30-23 

Cyclone     Kid-BIF 12-22-31 

Cyclone    Kid.    The-REP.  .  8-10-42 
Cyclone   of   Higgins,   D.D.  if 

M.. 5-19-18 
Cyclone  of  the  Range  if 

FBO.  .5-1-27 
Cyclone   of  the  Saddle- 

FD. .1935 
Cyclone  on  Horseback- 

RKO.  .1941 
Cyclone  Prairie  Rangers- 

COL. .1944 
Cyclone  Ranger-SPE ....  3-20-35 
Cyclone    Rider    if    F....  10-5-24 

Cynara-UA     11-12-32 

Cynthia  of  the  Minute  if 

HOD.  .7-11-20 
Cyrano  De  Bergerac  if 

ATL.  .7-19-25 

Cytherea  if  FN 4-20-24 

Czar  Ivan,  the  Terrible  if 

XX.  .1928 
Czar  of  Broadway-U.  .  .  .6-29-30 
Czar  Wants  to  Sleep- 

AM.  .12-11-34 
Czardos:  Ihre  Tollste  Nacht 

( German )  -XX ..  6-24-37 
Czarina   Commands,   The 

(Russian) -KIT.  .1935 


D 


Dad's    Girl    if    SEZ 1920 

Daddies    *    WA 2-17-24 

Daddy   if  FN 3-11-23 

Daddy  Long  Legs  if 

FN.  .5-18-19 
Daddy     Long     Legs-F ....  6-7-31 

Daddy's  Girl  *  PAT 2-21-18 

Daddy's  Gone  A'Hunting  if 

MG.  .3-8-25 

Daddy's  Love  if  KLU 1922 

Daggerwoman    if    PAT... 5-2-1 8 
Damaged   Goods   if 

BEN.  .9-30-15 
Damaged  Goods-GN.  ...  6-24-37 
Damaged    Hearts    -fc 

FBO. .1924 
Damaged     Love-WW.  ...  1-25-31 


WHAT'S  WRONG 
WITH  THIS  PICTURE? 


ANSWER: 

"LEO  NEVER 
RESTS  ON 


HIS  LAURELS! 


You'll  see. 
This  way 
please  _». 


THE  GALLUP  POLL 
ASKED  THE  PEOPLE! 


THE  ANSWER: 

"M-G-M  HAS  TWICE  AS 
MANY  HITS  AS  ANY 
OTHER  COMPANY!" 

M-G-M:  4  OUT  OF  FIRST  10  HITS! 

Next  Companies  2,  2,  1,  1,  0,  0,  0. 

M-G-M:  10  OUT  OF  FIRST  22  HITS! 

Next  Companies  5,  2,  2,  1,  1,  1,  0. 


BOXOFFICE  REGISTERS 
PUBLIC  OPINION! 


THE  ANSWER: 

"M-G-M  EQUALS 
ALL  OTHER 
COMPANIES  COMBINED!" 

M-G-M:  6  OUT  OF  12 

IN  BOXOFFICE  MAGAZINE'S 

BLUE-RIBBON  AWARDS 

Next  Companies:  A,  2,  0,  0,  0,  0,  0. 

And  in  Other  Trade  Surveys 

IN  FAME  (Quigley  Publications): 

M-G-M  Tops  Box-office  Champs 
M-G-M  Tops  Stars  of  Tomorrow 

IN  SHOWMEN'S  TRADE  REVIEW  "LEADERS" 

M-G-M  Tops  in  "Top  Hits/'  Stars,  New  Stars. 


AND  FILM  DAILY 
ASKED  THE  CRITICS! 


THE  ANSWER: 

"M-G-M  HAS  AS  MANY 
HITS  AS  ALL  OTHER 
COMPANIES  COMBINED!" 

M-G-M:  5  OUT  OF  "10  BEST"  IN 
FILM  DAILY'S  ANNUAL  VOTE! 

Next  Companies:  2,  2, 1,  0,  0,  0,  0. 


AND  LEO  SAYS 
"THANKS  TO  ALL!" 


(,4 


Thanks  from  our  hearts  to  all  ( 
who  voted  M-G-M  Leader  again. 
Combining  good  pictures  with 
Friendly  dealings  makes  the 
gay  Lion  a  popular  Champ. 
Here  are  just  a  few  of  the  pictures 
which  won  him  the  Laurels  of 
Leadership  in  the  past  year: 

"THE  WHITE  CLIFFS  OF  DOVER"  .  "A  GUY  NAMED  JOE" 
"MADAME  CURIE"  .  "GASLIGHT"  .  "DRAGON  SEED" 
"SEE  HERE,  PRIVATE  HARGROVE"  .  "MRS.  PARKINGTON" 
"LOST  ANGEL"  .  "THOUSANDS  CHEER"  .  "TWO  GIRLS  AND 
A  SAILOR"  AND  MANY  MORE! 


THE  FUTURE  IS  VERY  M-G-M  — LOOK/-* 


NO  GUESSWORK  ABOUT  IT! 

Leadership  in  1945  is  right  below! 
M-G-M  PRESENTS... 


WITHOUT  LOVE 

Spencer  Tracy,  Katharine  Hepburn, 
Lucille  Ball 

FOR  OUR  VINES  HAVE 
TENDER  GRAPES 

Ed.  G.  Robinson,  Margaret  O'Brien, 

James  Craig, 

Jackie  "Butch"  Jenkins 


KEEP  YOUR  POWDER  DRY 

Lana  Turner,  Laraine  Day, 
Susan  Peters 

THE  PICTURE  OF 
DORIAN  GRAY 

George  Sanders,  Hurd  Hatfield, 
Donna  Reed 

HOLD  HIGH  THE  TORCH 

In  Technicolor 

Elizabeth  Taylor,  Frank  Morgan 

and  Lassie 

THE  VALLEY  OF 
DECISION 

Greer  Garson,  Gregory   Peck, 
Donald  Crisp,  Lionel  Barrymore 

THE  CLOCK 

Judy  Garland.  Robert  Walker 


THRILL  OF  A 
ROMANCE 

o  In  Technicolor 

Van  Johnson,  Esther  Williams, 
Lauritz  Melchior,  Tommy  Dorsey 
and  his  Orchestra,  Frances  Gifford 

WEEKEND  AT  THE 
WALDORF 

Ginger  Rogers,  Lana  Turner, 

Walter  Pidgeon,  Van  Johnson, 

Xavier  Cugat 

ZIEGFELD  FOLLIES 

In  Technicolor 
Fred  Astaire,  Lucille  Ball,  Lucille 
Bremer,  Fanny  Brice,  Judy  Garland. 
Kathryn  Grayson,  Lena  Home, 
Gene  Kelly,  James  Melton,  Victor 
Moore,  William  Powell,  Red 
Skelton,  Esther  Williams 

SON  OF  LASSIE 

In  Technicolor 

Peter  Lawford,  Donald  Crisp, 

Lassie  and  Laddie 


ANCHORS  AWEIGH 

In  Technicolor 

Frank  Sinatra,  Kathryn  Grayson. 

Gene  Kelly,  Jose  Iturbi 


HER  HIGHNESS  AND 
THE  BELLBOY 

Hedy  Lamarr,  Robert  Walker, 
June  Allyson 

PERFECT  STRANGERS 

Robert  Donat,  Deborah  Kerr 

EARLY  TO  WED 

In  Technicolor 

Van  Johnson,  Esther  Williams, 
Lucille  Ball 

THE  HARVEY  GIRLS 

In  Technicolor 

Judy  Garland,  John  Hodiak, 

Ray  Bolger,  Virginia  O'Brien, 

Angela  Lansbury, 

Marjorie  Main,  Chill  Wills 

YOLANDA  AND 
THE  THIEF 

In  Technicolor 

Fred  Astaire,  Lucille  Bremer, 
Frank  Morgan 

THEY  WERE 
EXPENDABLE 

Robert  Montgomery,  John  Wayne 


Damaged   Souls    (S-SE)- 

PWP.  .1929 
Dame  Chance  *  ACI.  .  10-24-26 
Dame  De  Pique  (French) - 

LEN.  .1939 

Dame/-WA      8-16-34 

Dames     Ahoy-U 3-30-30 

Damocles   if  PS 

Damon  and  Pythias  if  U.  .1915 
Damsel  in  Distress  if 

PAT.  .10-19-19 
Damsel  in  Distress,  A- 

RKO.  .11-20-37 

Dance     Band-ALL 6-6-35 

Dance,   Charlie,   Dance- 

WA.  .8-27-37 
Dance  Fever  *  UFA.. 9-23-28 
Dance,   Fools,    Dance- 

MGM.  .2-1-31 
Dance,   Girl,  Dance- 

RKO.  .8-28-40 
Dance,    Girl,    Dance- 

INV.  .12-26-33 

Dance    Hall-RKO 12-22-29 

Dance     Hall-F 7-9-41 

Dance   Hall    Hostess- 

MAF.  .8-26-33 
Dance  Madness  -fc 

MGM.  .2-7-26 

Dance    Magic   *   FN 7-31-27 

Dance    of    Life-PAR 8-25-29 

Dance    Team-F 1-3-32 

Dancer  of  Barcelona  if 

CUR.  .10-6-29 
Dancer  of  Paris  if  FN.. 4-4-26 
Dancer  of  the  Nile  if 

FBO  11-18-23 
Dancer's  Peril  if  PBW.  .3-8-17 
Dancer's   Romance  if   ARW.  ... 

Dancers,    The-FN 11-16-30 

Dancers,  The  *  F 1-18-25 

Dancers,   in  the  Dark- 

PAR.  .3-20-32 
Dancin'  Fool  if  PAR... 5-9-20 
Dancing-  Cheat  if  U.  ..  .4-20-24 
Dancing  Co-ed-MGM  .  .  .  10-13-39 
Dancing-  Days  if  PRE  .  .  9-19-26 
Dancing-  Dynamite-CAP.  .  8-16-31 

Dancing     Feet-REP 1-20-36 

Dancing-  in  Manhattan-COL.  1944 
Dancing-     Lady-MGM ....  12-2-33 

Dancing     Man-PYM 7-14-34 

Dancing  Masters,  The-F  10-27-43 
Dancing  Mothers  if  * 

PAR.  .2-28-26 
Dancing  On  a  Dime- 

PAR.  .1-31-41 
Dancing  Pirate-RKO ....  5-8-36 
Dancing  Sweeties-WA ..  8-17-30 
Dancing     Vienna-FN.  ..  .2-24-29 

Danger    if    ELF 1923 

Danger  Ahead-MOP 7-3-40 

Danger  Ahead  if   GOL .  .  9-30-23 

Danger   Ahead   *   U 7-21-21 

Danger     Ahead-VIC 7-19-35 

Danger  Flight-MOP.  ...  11-10-39 

Danger  Game  if  G 4-25-18 

Danger   Girl   if   PDC 1-31-26 

Danger,  Go  Slow  if  U.  .  12-8-18 
Danger  in  the  Pacific-U.  .  8-6-42 
Danger  Lights   (AT)- 

RKO.  .12-14-30 
Danger  Line  if  FBO.  .  .  .5-18-24 
Danger — Love    at    Work- 

F.  .9-30-37 

Danger  Man  if   COS 4-27-30 

Danger  Mark  if  ART.. 7-14-18 
Danger  on  the  Air-U.  .6-29-38 
Danger  On  Wheels-U.  .  .  .4-16-40 

Danger  Path  if  U 

Danger  Patrol  if  RA 1928 

Danger  Patrol-RKO.  .  .  .11-27-37 

Danger  Quest  if  RA 1926 

Danger  Rider  if  U....  12-2-28 
Danger   Signal   if 

EDK 11-25-15 

Danger  Signal  if  COL..  8-9-25 
Danger    Street   if   FBO..  10-7-28 

Danger   Trail   if   RAL 1928 

Danger  Trail  *  SEL 5-10-17 

Danger    Trail-FD 1935 


Danger   Valley   if   IND 1921 

Danger   Valley-MOP 1937 

Danger  Within   if  BL.  .  .  .5-2-18 
Danger !  Women  at  Work- 

PRC     7-13-43 

Danger   Zone  if  F 1-19-19 

Dangerous-WA     12-6-35 

Dangerous   Adventure  if 

WA.  .1922 
Dangerous  Adventure,   A- 

COL. .1937 
Dangerous  Affair  if  HAL..  1920 
Dangerous  Affair,  A- 

COL.  .11-29-31 

Dangerous  Age  *  FN 2-4-23 

Dangerous   Blond   if   U.. 5-11-24 

Danger    Blondes-COL 1943 

Dangerous  Business  if 

FN.  .12-5-20 
Dangerous  Corner-RKO.  .12-4-34 
Dangerous   Coward  if 

FBO.  .6-1-24 
Dangerous    Crossing 

(German) -UFA.  .1938 
Dangerous   Curve   Ahead   if 

G.  .10-9-21 
Dangerous  Curves-PAR.  .7-21-29 
Dangerous  Days  *  G.  .3-21-20 
Dangerous  Dub  *  AE....1926 
Dangerous  Dude  •*  RA .  .8-29-26 
Dangerous  Flirt  if  FBO.  .  .1924 
Dangerous   Friends   if 

STE.  .11-7-26 
Dangerous  Game  if  U....1923 
Dangerous  Game,  A-U.  .  .3-13-41 
Dangerous    Holiday- 

REP.  .6-25-37 
Dangerous   Hours  if 

PAR.  .2-8-20 
Dangerous   Innocence  if 

U..  3-15-25 
Dangerous    Intrig\ie- 

COL.  .1-18-36 
Dangerous  Journey-F  ..8-21-44 
Dangerous  Lady-PRC.  .  .10-13-41 
Dangerous  Lies  if  PAR..  1921 
Dangerous  Little  Demon  if 

U.  .3-12-22 
Dangerous  Love  if  CBC...1921 
Dangerous    Maid    if 

FN.  .12-16-23 
Dangerous    Moment    if 

U.  .4-10-21 
Dangerous  Money  if 

PAR.  .10-19-24 
Dangerous    Nan    McGrew- 

PAR.  .6-22-30 
Dangerous  Number- 

MGM.  .1-27-37 
Dangerous  Secrets-GN.  .  10-27-38 
Dangerous  Paradise-PAR. 2-16-30 
Dangerous   Passage- 

PAR.  .12-18-44 
Dangerous    Paradise    if 

SEZ.  .10-24-20 
Dangerous   Pastime  if  EAS 

1921 
Dangerous  Paths  if  ARW.  .1921 
Dangerous  Talent  if  PAT 

3-14-20 
Dangerous  To  Know-PAR 

3-14-38 
Dangerous  Men  if  M... 4-18-20 
Dangerous  Traffic  if  GOO.  1926 
Dangerous  Trails  if  AMB. 4-6-24 
Dangerous  Virtue  if  LBR 

11-7-26 
Dangerous  Waters  if  MT 

9-21-19 
Dangerous  Waters-U  .  .  .  1-23-36 
Dangerous  Woman-PAR  .5-26-29 
Dangerously  They  Live-WA 

12-24-41 
Dangerously  Yours-F  .  .  2-24-33 
Dangerously  Yours-F  ..9-21-37 
Dangers   of  the  Arctic-EXO 

7-2-32 
Daniel    Boone-RKO     ....9-22-36 
Daniel   Boone   Thru   the   Wilder- 
ness if  SU.  .1926 

267 


Dante's  Inferno  if  F.  .  .10-12-24 

Dante's   Inferno-F    8-1-35 

Danton  (German) -CAP  .9-13-31 
Daphne   and   the   Pirate  if 

FAT.  .2-24-16 

Daredevil    *    F 3-14-20 

Daredevil    if    EXI 1920 

Daredevil  Kate  if  F.  .  . 8-24-16 
Daredevil  Drivers,  The-WA 

2-25-38 
Daredevil's   Reward  if  F 

1-15-28 
Daring  Chances  if  U.  .  .  .8-31-24 

Daring  Danger  •  AR 1922 

Daring  Danger-COL  ....7-27-32 
Daring  Daughters-CAP  .  .3-25-33 

Daring   Deeds   if   RA 1927 

Daring  Hearts  if  VIT.  . 7-27-19 
Daring  Love  if  TRU ...  6-29-24 
Daring  Years  *  EQU..  12-9-23 
Daring  of  Diana  *  VIT. 7-27-16 
Daring  Young  Man,  The-F 

7-18-35 
Daring  Youth  if  PRI.  . 5-18-24 
Daring   Young   Man,    The- 

COL.  .1942 

Dark  Angel  *  FN 10-18-25 

Dark  Angel,  The-UA ..  .8-30-35 
Dark  Command-REP  ....4-5-40 
Dark   Eyes    (French) -KAS 

4-21-38 

Dark  Hazard-FN    2-23-34 

Dark   Horse-FN    6-11-32 

Dark    Hour,    The-CHE .  .  8-31-36 

Dark  Journey-UA 8-24-37 

Dark  Lantern  if  REA .  .  .  8-8-20 
Dark  Mirror  if  PAR...  1920 
Dark   Mountain-PAR    ....9-6-44 

Dark  Rapture- U 10-11-38 

Dark    Red   Roses-INT.  .  .3-23-30 

Dark  Road  if  INC 3-22-17 

Dark    Sands-REH     7-22-38 

Dark  Secrets  if  PAR..  1-28-23 
Dark    Silence    if    PWO.  . 9-21-16 

Dark  Skies-CAP 12-15-29 

Dark    Stairways    if    U..  6-22-24 

Dark    Star    if    PAR 8-24-19 

Dark    Streets-FN    10-13-29 

Dark  Streets  of  Cairo-U.  12-4-40 

Dark    Swan    if    WA 12-7-24 

Dark     Victory-WA     ....3-17-39 

Dark    Waters-UA     10-31-44 

Darkened  Rooms-PAR   ....  1929 

Darkened    Skies-BIL    1930 

Darkest  Africa-REP  ....  1936 
Darkest  Hour  if  VIT...  1920 
Darkest  Russia  if  PBW.  .4-26-17 
Darkness  and  Daylight  if  BAN 

1923 

Darling   Mine   if    SEZ 1921 

Darling  of  New  York  if  U 

10-28-23 
Darling  of  Paris  if  F.. 2-15-17 
Darling  of  the  Rich  if  SEZ 

1-14-23 
Daro'  Un  Milione  (Italian) -XX 

4-8-37 
D'Artagnan  if  FAT.  ..  .2-10-16 
Darwin  Was  Right  if  F 

10-26-24 
Das  Alte  Lied   ( Germ  an) - 

KAU.  .9-13-33 
Das  Blaue  vom  Himmel-DAN 

9-13-34 
Das  Cabinet  des  Dr.  Larifari 

( German )  -SCN .  .  9-13-31 
Das    Einmaliens    Der   Liebe 

(German) -XX.  .1-4-37 
Das  Ekel    (German) -UFA 

1-31-32 

Das  Erbe  in  Pretoria  ( German )- 

BAU.  .4-21-36 

Das    Floetenkonzert    Von    Sans- 

Souci  (German) -UFA 

10-18-31 


of 


SIDNEY  FRANKLIN 


#1 

is 


Das  Freundin   ELues  Groeaen 

Mannes-UFA .  .  9-18  34 
Das  Gaesschen  Zum  Paradlea 

( German  )-AMT.  .8-27-27 
Das  Hofkonzert   (German)  - 

UFA.  .3-30  37 
Dae  Lied  let  Aus  ( German)  - 

ASS.  .1-31-32 

Das  Lied  vom  Glueck  ( German )- 

XX..  1935 

Das  Lied  Vom  Leben   ( German )- 

TOB.  .10-18-31 

Das   Lockende   Ziel-XX 1933 

Das  Maedchen  Irene    (German)- 
UFA .  .  6-1-37 
Das  Maedchen  Johanna   (Ger- 
man)-UFA.  .10-9-35 
Das  Maedel  von  der  Reep- 
erbahn    ( German  )-TPE 

1-25-31 
Das  Nachtigall  Maedel    (Ger- 
man)-CAP.  .1-28-33 
Das  Rheinlandmaedel   (German) - 
CAP.  .9-20-31 
Das  Schicksal  der  Renate 

Langen-XX.  .11-6-33 
Dai  Schloss  Im  Flandem 

( German)  -AMT.  .8-18-37 
Das  Schloss  Im  Sueden 

(German) -UFA.  .2-26-36 
Das   Schoene  Abenteur 

(German) -UFA . .  12-10-32 
Das  Schweigen  In  Walde 

(German) -UFA.  .12-16-37 
Das  Spiel  Im  Sommerwind 

(German) -UFA.  .1930 
Das  Testament  Des  Dr.  M  abuse 
(German) -XX..  1941 
Das  Unsterbliche  Hera 

( German )  -UFA .  .  1939 
Das  Verlorene  Tal   (German)- 

XX..  6-3-36 
Date  With  the  Falcon,  A-RKO 

11-7-41 
Daughter  Angel*  *  TRI 

8-25-18 
Daughter  of  Destiny  if  FN 

12-27-17 
Daughter   ol   Eve  if  COM 

1922 
Daughter  of  France  if  F 

4-18-18 
Daughter  of  Israel  if  STN 

5-27-28 
Daughter  of  Luxury  if  PAR 

12-10-22 
Daughter  of  MacGregor   if 

PAR.  .9-21-16 
Daughter  of  Maryland  if  EMU 

11-8-17 
Daughter  of  Mine  if  G.  .4-27-19 
Daughter  of   Shanghai-PAR 

12-21-37 
Daughter   of   the   City  if  ES 

12-23  -15 
Daughter  of  the  Don  if  ARW 

1920 
Daughter  of  the  Dragon-PAR 

8-23-31 
Daughter  of  the  Gods  if  F 

10-19-16 
Daughter  of  the  Hills  if  PAR .  .  . 
Daughter  of  the  Law  if  U 

8-7-21 
Daughter  of  the  Old  South-  if 

PAR.  .10-26-18 
Daughter  of  the  Poor  if  FAT 

3-16-17 
Daughter  of  the  Samuri 

(Japanese) -MOD.  .1938 
Daughter  of  the  Sea  if  EQ 

12-2-15 
Daughter  of  the  Sioux  if  DAY 

10-11-26 
Daughter  of   the  Tone-TIM 

8-28-39 


Daughter  of  the  West  it  PAT 

6-19-18 
Daughter  of  the  Wolf  if  PAR 

1919 
Daughter  of  Two  Worlds  if  FN 

1-11-20 
Daughter  Pays  *  SEZ.  .11-28-20 
Daughters  Couraceous-WA 

6-16-39 
Daughters   of  Desire  if  EXP 

6-19-29 
Daughters  of  Pleasure  if  PRI 

6-16-24 
Daughters  of  the  Night  if  F 

11-30-24 
Daughters  of  the  Rich  *  PRE 

6-24-23 
Daughters  of  Today  *  SEZ 

3-9-24 
Daughters  of  Two  Fathers  if 

SHO.  .3-24-29 
Daughters  Who  Pay  if  BAE 

6-10-25 
David  and  Jonathan  w  SEC.  1922 
David  Copperfleld  if  AE 

11-11-23 
David     Copperfield-MGM .  .  1-8-36 

David  Garrick  *  PAR 1916 

David  Golder  (French) -PRX 

10-21-32 

David  Harum-F 3-2-34 

Davy  Crockett  if  PAR.  .4-20-16 
Davy  Crockett  at  the  Fall  of 

the  Alamo  if  SU..1926 

Dawn    if     COL 6-3-28 

Dawn  if  PAT 12-17-19 

Dawn    Exprees-PRC 1942 

Dawn  of  a  Tomorrow  if  PAR 

4-6-24 
Dawn  of  Freedom  if  VIT 

8-17-16 
Dawn  of  Love  if  M .  . .  10-5-16 
Dawn  of  Revenge  if  AY.  1922 
Dawn   of   the  East  if  PAR 

10-9-21 
Dawn  of  Understanding  if 

VIT.  .1918 
Dawn   on   the   Great  Divide- 

MOP..  12-28-42 
Dawn  Over  Ireland-ALW 

2-19-38 

Dawn  Patrol-WA 12-14-38 

Dawn  Patrol,  The-FN .  .  7-13-30 
Dawn  Rider,  The-MOP ...  7-9-35 

Dawn  Trail-COL 1934 

Dawnmaker  *  INC ....  9-14-16 
Day  After  Day-ARQ.  .  .11-24-43 
Day  After  the  Divorce  (German)- 
XX.. 1940 
Day  at  the  Races,  A-MGM 

6-15-37 

Day  Break  if  M 1-10-18 

Day  Dreams  if  G 1-19-19 

Day    of   a   Dog   if   PAR 

Day   of   Days   *   PAR 1914 

Day  of  Faith  if  G 12-2-23 

Day    of    Reckoning-MGM 

11-4-33 
Day  She  Paid  if  U . . .  12-14-19 
Day  the  Bookies  Wept,  The- 

RKO.  .9-18-39 
Days  of  Old  Cheyenne-REP.1943 

Daybreak -MGM    5-31-31 

Daybreak  (French) -AFE.  .8-6-40 
Day -Time  Wife-F  . . .  .11-16-39 
Day's  Pleasure  *  FN.  .12-21-19 

Days  of  Glory-RKO 4-27-44 

Days  of  Jesse  Jamea-REP 

12-16-39 
Daytime  Wives  if  FBO.  .9-2-23 
De  Be  Van  Het  Regiment 

(Dutch) -HOB.  .1939 

Dead   Alive  if  GAU 2-17-16 

Dead     End-UA 8-3-37 

Dead   Game   if   U 4-22-23 

Dead  or  Alive  if  ARW 1921 

269 


Dead  Line   if  FBO 8-16-38 

Dead   Line   if   F 6-9-20 

Dead   Line   •   EXI 1919 

Dead  Man's  Curve  if  FBO 

11-20-27 

Dead  Man's  Eyes-U 9-14-44 

Dead  Man's  Gulch-REP. 3-24-43 
Dead  Man's  Shoes-MOP.  .6-14-41 
Dead  March,  The-IML.  .8-19-37 
Dead  Melody  (German) -UFA 

1938 

Dead    Men    Tell-F 4-18-41 

Dead  Men  Tell  No  Tales-ALL 

8-3-39 
Dead  Men  Tell  No  Tales  if  VIT 

12-19-20 
Dead    Men    Walk -PRC ...  4-12-43 

Dead    or   Alive-PRC 1944 

Dead-Shot   Baker   -£ 

VIT.  .10-18-17 
Deadlier   Sex  if  PAT. .  .3-21-20 

Deadline,     The-COL 1-24-32 

Deadline  at  Eleven  if  VIT 

3-14-20 
Deadly  Game,  The-MOP. 8-5-41 
Deadwood  Coach  if  F.  .  1-25-25 
Deadwood  Pass-FRE  .  .  .  6-6-33 
Dealers  in  Death-TOP.  .11-30-34 

Dearie    if   WA 6-19-27 

Death   at   a  Broadcast-FIA .  1841 

Death   Cell-MOP 1942 

Death  Dan«»  if  SEL. .  .7-21-18 
Death  Flies  Eaat-COL.  .2-27-36 
Death  From  a  Diatance-INV 

9-17-36 
Death   Goes   North-WAW 

7-27-39 
Death  in  the  Air-PAR.  .2-15-37 

Death    Kiss- WOW    1-28-33 

Death  of  a  Champion-PAR 

9-7-39 
Death   of   Censorship  if 

NAM.  .10-12-16 
Death  on  the  Diamond-MGM 

9-22-34 
Death  Takes  a  Holiday-PAR 

2-23-34 
Death  Valley  if  FD.  .  .7-31-27 
Death  Valley  Manhunt- 

REP    11-24-43 

Death   Valley  Outlaws-REP 

10-3-41 
Death  Valley  Rangers- 

MOP    1943 

Debt   if   PMU 6-3-17 

Debt  of  Honor  if  F.  .  .4-11-18 
Decameron   Nights  if  UFA 

1928 

Deceiver  if  ARW 1921 

Deceiver,  The-COL 11-29-31 

Deception    if   PAR 4-24-21 

Deception-COL      1-10-33 

Deciding   Eisa   if   U 7-14-18 

Declasse  *  FN 4-6-26 

Decoy  if  LED 7-6-16 

Deemster   if    ARW 4-19-17 

Deep    Purple    if    REA... 5-9-20 

Deep    Waters    if    PAR 1921 

Deerslayer     if     SEZ 1923 

Deerslayer-REP     11-9-43 

Defend  Yourself  if  ELB.  .  .1926 
Defenders  of  the  Law-SYN 

5-24-31 
Defense  of  Volochayevsk 

(Russian)  -AM .  .  9-1-38 

Defense   Rests-COL    8-15-34 

Defying  Destiny  if  SEZ.  1-13-24 
Deep  in  the  Heart  of  Texas- 

U..  9-16-42 

Delicious-F      12-27-31 

Delicious   Litle   Devil   if   U 

4-20-19 
Delightful  Rogue-RKO.  10-20-29 
Delinquent  Daughters- 

PRC .  .  6-6-44 

Deliverance    •*■    LIE 8-24-19 

De  Luxe  Annie  if    6-26-18 


ALBERT  LEWIN 


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* 


270 


Deluge,    The-RKO     10-7-33 

Demented    Hero    •    FGU..1928 
Demi-Bride     *•    MGM ...  .4-3-27 
Democracy,  The  Vision  Re- 
stored *  DEM 8-29-20 

Demon    *    M 7-28-18 

Demon    *    U 1926 

Demon  Barber  of  Fleet  Street- 

SE.  .10-11-39 
Demon  for  Trouble-STI.  .  S-10-34 
Demon  of  the  Steppes  >fr  AM 

2-2-30 
Demon  Rider  *  DAV...1925 
Denare  E  D'Amore  (Italian)  - 

XX.  .3-22-37 

Denial    *    MG 3-22-25 

Denny  from  Ireland  -fr  KRA 

1919 

Denver   Dude   •   U 2-13-27 

Dcr  Adjutant   Seiner  Hoheit 

( German )  -XX .  .  1 0-22-34 
Der   Andere    ( German ) -TOB 

1-17-32 

Der   Arme   Millionair    ( German )- 

UFA.  .1939 

Der  Ball  (German) -PRX.  .  .1922 

Der  Bettelstudent   (German)  - 

UFA.  .12-29-36 
Der   Biberplez    (German) -UFA 

1939 
Dcr  Blaufuchs    (German) -UFA 

1939 
Der   Brave   Sunder    ( German )- 

XX.  .1932 
Der  Choral  von  Leuthen 

(German) -UFA.  .1-22-35 

Der  Doppelbraetigam   (German)  - 

GFS.  .3-27-35 

Der    Dschungel    Ruft    ( German )- 

XX.  .4-27-37 

Der  Etappenhase  ( German  )- 

CAO.  .1-6-38 
Der  Fall  Des  Oberst  Redl 

(German) -CAP.  .8-20-32 
Der   Falsche   Ehemann 

(Germanl-UFA.  .10-18-32 
Der    Falsche    Feldmarschall 

(German) -CAP.  .7-2-32 
Der   Feldherrn    Shuesgel 

(German) -XX.  .4-24-34 
Der  Florentiner  Hut    ( German  )- 
UFA.  .1939 
Der  Frechdachs   (German) -UFA 

1-934 
Der   Gipfelsturmer    (German) - 

XX.  .4-14-37 
Der    Glueckszylinder-Unknown 

3-13-34 
Der   Gouverneuer    ( German )- 

UFA.  .1939 
Der  Grosse  Tenor   ( German )- 

UFA.  .5-31-31 
Der  Hampelmann    ( German)  - 

TOB.  .9-13-31 
Der  Hauptman  von  Koepenick 

(German) -AMR.  .1-20-33 
Der  Heldenkamp  Um  Heima- 

terde   (German) -XX.  .  1941 

Der  Hellseher-XX 9-13-33 

Der   Herr  Burovorstcher 

(German) -CAP.  .1932 
Der  Herr  der  Welt   ( German )- 

GFS.  .12-17-35 
Der  Himmel  auf  Erden 

(German)-XX.  .12-30-35 
Der  Hochtourist    ( German)  - 

UFA.  .1-16-34 
Der  Hoehere  Befehl  ( German  )- 

UFA.  .4-1-36 
Der  Jager  Von  Fall  ( German )- 

UFA.  .4-27-37 
Der  Judas  von  Tirol    ( German )- 
XX.  .4-29-36 
Der  Junge  Graf    ( German )- 

UFA.  .12-14-36 


Der    Kampf    (Russian) -AM 

9-11-36 
Der  Kaiser  Von  Kalifornien 

(German)-XX.  .5-13-37 
Der    Katzensteg    (German) - 

AMT.  .2-1-38 
Der    Kleine    Seitensprung 

(German) -UFA.  .1-10-32 
Der   Korvettenkapitaen 

(German) -XX.  .1933 
Der  Kosterjaeger  (German)- 

UFA .  .  1-4-36 
Der  Letzte  Waltzer  ( German  )- 

XX.  .4-19-37 
Dcr   Liebling   von    Wien 

( German )  -EUR  .  .  6-14-33 
Der   Meisterboxer    ( German  )- 

GFS. .1935 
Der  Meisterdetektiv    ( German)  - 

XX.  .2-14-34 
Der  Muede  T*ieodor   ( German )- 

XX.  .10-27-36 
Der  Multige  Seefahrer  (German) - 
XX.  .11-25-36 
Der   Page    vom    Dalmasse- 

Hotel  (German) -XX.  .3-27-35 
Der   Postilion    Von    Lonjumeau 

(German  )-SWI.  .11-23-37 
Der   Purimspieler    (Yiddish) - 

SPI.  .1-21-37 
Der  Raub   Der  Mona   Lisa 

(German) -TOB.  .4-3-32 
Der  Raub  Der   Sabinerinnen 

(German) -AMT.  .1-20-37 
Der    Schimmelreiter    ( German )- 

GFS. .1935 
Der    Schlemihl     (German) -XX 

'11-5-34 
Der  Schreeken  Der  Garnison 

(German)-CAP.  .6-5-32 
Der  Schritt  Vom  Wege   (Ger- 
man)-UFA.  .1939 
Der   Schuechterne   Felix 

(German) -XX.  .9-10-35 
Der   Schueschterne   Casanova 

(German) -XX.  .8-25-36 
Der  Schuetzen  Koeni?  ( German )- 
GEF.  .5-10-33 
Der  Schwarz  Husar  ( German  )- 

BRX.  .12-23-32 
Der  Scirgende   Tors    ( German)  - 

XX.  .1940 
Der  Sohn  der  Weissen  Berge 

( German  )-ITA.  .10-28-33 
Der  Stern  von  Valencia 

(German) -UFA.  .1934 
Der  Stolz  Der  3  Kompagnie 

(German) -CAP.  .7-22-32 
Der   Storch   Hat  Uns  Getraut 

(German) -XX.  .12-5-33 
Der   Storch    Streikht    ( German )- 
TOB.  .5-8-32 
Der  Tanz  Geht  Weiter 

(German)-WA.  .1-11-31 
Der  Teulfelsbruder    ( Germ  an)  - 

TRL.  .4-10-32 
Der  Tiger  Von   Berlin 

(German) -UFA.  .1932 
Der   Tolle    Bombert    ( German  )- 

XX.  .10-28-35 
Der  Traum  vom  Rhein   (Ger- 

man)-XX.  .12-10-35 
Der  Traumende  Mund  (Ger- 
man)-XX.  .2-6-34 
Der   Tyrann     ( German )  -XX 

1941 
Der    Umwiderstehliche    (Ger- 
man)-AMT.  .1-11-38 
Der  Unbekannte  (German) -XX 

6-4-35 
Der    Ungetreue    Ecke    Hart 

(German) -TOB.  .1-24-32 
Der    Unsterbliche    Lump 

(Germanl-UFA.  .1932 
Der  Unsterbliche  Walzer 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 

271 


Der  Verkannte  Lebemann 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 
Der  Vetter  Aus  Dingsda 

(German) -UFA.  .2-4-36 
Der  Vierte  Kommt  Nicht 

(German) -XX.  .1941 
Der  Wackere  Schustermeister 

( German  )-GEG.  .7-8-36 
Der  Wahre  Jakob   ( German )- 

TRA.  .8-16-31 
Der  Zerbrochene   Krug    (Ger- 

man)-AMT.  .1-17-38 
Der  Zigeunerbaron    ( German  )- 

UFA.  .1935 

Derelict-PAR     11-23-30 

Derelict    *    F 5-3-17 

De    Sactina    d    Grande    Diva 

(Italian) -XX.  .1941 

Desert    Bandit-REP    5-29-41 

Desert  Blossoms  •*■  F.. 12-11-21 
Desert  Bride  *  COL.  .  .6-10-28 
Desert  Bridegroom  -fc  ARW 

1922 
Desert  Crucible  *  ARW.  1922 
Desert  Demon  +  ARC...  1926 
Desert   Driven   +   FBO.  . 6-17-23 

Desert  Dust  *  U 12-25-27 

Desert  Flower  •*•  FN .  .  .  6-7-25 
Desert    Gold    •*■    PAR.  .  .4-4-26 

Desert  Gold  *  HOD 11-16-19 

Desert    Gold-PAR 

Desert 

Desert 

Desert 

Desert 


.5-8-36 
Greed    •    GOO 1926 


Guns-BEU 
Justice-ATN 
Law   +   TRI. 

Desert   Love   -fr   F.  .  . 

Desert    Man    *    TRI. 

Desert  Men,  The-FD. 

Desert  Nights    (S-SE) 


Desert 
Desert 
Desert 
Desert 
Desert 


.1-13-36 
.4-22-36 
.9-22-18 
.4-18-20 
.4-19-17 

1935 

-MGM 

4-14-29 
Desert  of  the  Lost  *  PAT 

10-14-28 

Outlaw   ^   F 8-31-24 

Patrol-REP    6-3-38 

Phantom-SUM     .3-21-36 

Pirate    *    FBO 1927 

Rider  *  MGM.  .  .7-7-29 
Desert  Scorpion  *  EMP.  .  .1920 
Desert   Sheik  *  TRU ..  .7-27-24 

Desert    Song-WA     5-5-29 

Desert   Song,   The-WA  .  .  12-1J-43 

Desert    Trail-MOP    8-20-35 

Desert    Valley    *    F 1-9-27 

Desert    Venegeance-COL    .3-1-31 

Desert    Victory -F 3-26-43 

Desert  Wooing  *  PAR.  .6-16-18 
Desert's  Price  ■*■  F...  12-6-25 
Desert's  Toll  •  MGM.  .11-21-26 
Deserted  at  the  Altar  *  GOL 

10-1-22 

Deserter-AM    10-15-34 

Deserter    *    INC 6-22-16 

Design  for  Living-PAR.  11-17-33 
Design  for  Murder-WO.  12-5-40 
Design     for     Scandal-MGM 

11-11-41 

Desirable-WA    9-15-34 

Desire   (German) -XX 1940 

Desire    *    M 9-23-23 

Desire-PAR 2-4-36 

Desire   of   the  Moth   if  BL 

10-25-17 
Desired  Woman  *  VIT.  .4-11-18 
Desired  Woman  -fr  WA .  .  .  9-4-27 
Desperadoes,  The-COL.  .  5-18-43 
Desperate  Adventure  it  IND 

1924 
Desperate  Adventure,  A-REP 

8-6-38 
Desperate  Cargo-PRC  .10-2-41 
Desperate  Chance  if  RA.  .  .1926 
Desperate  Chance  for  Ellery 

Queen,    A-COL.  .1942 
Desperate   Courage   -fr   PAT 

1-1-28 


ft 


v 


ROBERT   1IIIU 


272 


Desperate  Game  ic  U..  12-6-25 
Desperate    Hero    if    SEZ 

6-20-20 
Desperate  Journey-WA . .  8-18-42 
Desperate  Moment  if  STE 

12-26-25 

Desperate  Odds  ■*•  SIE 1926 

Desperate  Trails  *  U.  .  .6-26-21 

Desperate    Trails-U 10-24-39 

Desperate    Youth    if    U.. 5-1-21 

Despoiler  •  INC 12-30-15 

Destination  Tokyo-WA .  12-21-43 
Destination  Unknown-U.  .4-8-33 
Destination  Unknown-U.  10-8-42 
Destino  Di  Donna  (Italian)  - 

PIE.  .6-22-37 

Destiny-U     12-21-44 

Destiny  if  ARC 1922 

Destiny  if  TRI 8-17-19 

Destiny    (Italian)  -CIL 1938 

Destiny  or  Soul  of  a  Woman  if 
M..  9-9-15 

Destiny's   Isle   *   AR 7-9-22 

Destiny's  Toy  *  PAR .  .  6-22-16 

Destroyer-COL     8-16-43 

Destroyers    *    VIT 6-8-16 

Destroying    Angel    if    AE 

9-2-23 

Destruction  if  F 12-30-15 

Destry  Rides  Again-U 1932 

Destry  Rides  Again-U.  .11-30-39 
Detective  Kitty  O'Day- 

MOP.  .4-5-44 

Detectives  *  MGM 10-23-28 

Determination   if   LBR.. 3-12-22 

Deuce   Duncan   if   TRI 1918 

Deuce    High    if    ARC 1926 

Deuce    of    Spades   if   FN 

5-14-22 

Devil  if  PAT 1-23-21 

Devil  and  Miss  Jones,  The-RKO 

4-8-41 
Devil  and  the  Deep-PAR .  .  8-4-32 
Devil    at    His   Elhow   if   M 

8-10-16 

Devil  Bat-PRC    1940 

Devil    Bat-PRC     1-31-41 

Devil    Commands,    The-COL 

2-14-41 
Devil  Dancer  •  UA.  .  .12-15-27 
Devil  Dodder  *  TRI .  .  .  10-4-17 
Devil  Dog-  Dawson  if  ARW 

1921 

Devil  Dors  if  CRE 9-2-28 

Devil  Dogs  of  the  Air-WA 

2-7-35 
Devil-Doll,    The-MGM    ...7-7-36 

Devil  Horse  •  PAT 7-18-26 

Devil  Is  a  Sissy-MGM .  .9-9-36 
Devil  Is  a  Woman,  The-PAR 

4-17-35 
Devil    Is    An    Empress,    The 

(French) -COL.  .12-15-39 
Devil  Is  Driving-PAR.  .12-16-32 
Devil  Is  Driving:,  The-COL 

7-20-37 

Devil    McCare    if    TRI 1919 

Devil  May  Care-MGM  .  .  12-29-29 

Devil  on  Deck- WW 2-28-32 

Devil  on  Horseback,  The-GN 

9-30-36 
Devil  Pays  Off.  The-REP 

11-12-41 

Devil  Plays-CHE    12-20-31 

Devil  to  Pay  if  PAT.  .  .12-5-20 

Devil  to  Pay-UA 12-21-30 

Devil    Tiger-F    2-8-34 

Devil   with    Hitler,   The- 

UA..  10-22-42 
Devil  With  Women,  A-F 

10-19-30 

Devil  Within  *  F 11-20-21 

Devil's   Apple  Tree  if  TIF 

3-24-29 
Devil's  Assistant  if  POM. 4-12-17 
Devil's    Battalion-RKO    . .  .  1930 


Devil 
Devil 
Devil 
Devil 
Devil 
Devil 
Devil 
Devil 


Bondwoman    if   V .  1916 

Brother-MGM . .  .6-10-33 

Cage    if    FD... 8-26-28 

s   Cargo   if   PAR.. 2-15-25 

s  Chaplin  if  R  A  .  .  5-26-29 

s  Circus  *  MGM.  .4-18-26 

s  Claim  if  RC 5-16-20 

s    Confession    if    CIR 

3-13-21 
s    Daughter    if 
s  Dice  if  STE .  . 
s  Door  Yard  if 


Devil's    Daughter    if    F...1915 

Devil's  Dice  •*■  STE 10-31-26 

Devil's  Door  Yard  if  ARW 

1923 

Devil's  Double  *  INC..  11-9-16 
Devil's  Garden  if  FN..  10-31-20 
Devil's    Godmother    ( Spanish )- 
XX.  .1938 

Devil's    Harvest-COT 1942 

Devil's  Holiday-PAR    ...5-11-30 

Devil's    in    Love-F 7-28-33 

Devil's  Island-WA    7-16-40 

Devil's    Island    if    CHA.. 8-8-26 

Devil's    Lottery -F    4-3-32 

Devil's    Mate-MOP     9-23-33 

Devil's  Needle  *  FAT.  .7-20-16 
Devil's    Partner   if   IR0...1922 

Devil's  Party-U    6-2-38 

Devil's   Pass   Keys   if    U 

4-11-20 
Devil's    Passion    if   ARA 

5-27-28 
Devil's  Fawn  *  PAR..  6-18-22 
Devil's  Pay  Day  ■*•  BL.  .  1-28-17 

Devil's  Pipeline-U 11-15-40 

Devil's  Pit  if  U 10-20-29 

Devil's  Pit  •  U 3-16-30 

Devil's  PlaygTound  if  ALA 

6-23-18 
Devil's  Playground-PRI.  11-12-32 
Devil's  Playground-COL.  .2-16-37 
Devil's  Prayer  Book  if  KLE 

1-6-16 

Devil's  Prize  if  VIT 11-2-16 

Devil's  Riddle  if  F 2-29-20 

Devil's  Saddle  ■*■  FN .  .  .  8-14-27 
Devil's  Saddle  Legion-WA.  .1937 
Devil's  Skipper  *  TIF. 4-22-28 
Devil's  Squadron-COL  .5-12-36 
Devil's  Stone  ■*  ART.  .12-20-17 

Devil's  Trail-COL 1942 

Devil's  Toy  if  PRW.  ..  .3-9-16 
Devil's  Tower  if  RA .  .  .  5-19-29 
Devil's  Trade-Mark  if  FBO 

5-2-28 
Devil's  Trail  if  WO ....  6-15-19 
Devil's  Twin  if  PAT....  1919 
Devil's  Twin  if  PAT.  .  .10-16-27 

Devil's  Wheel  if  F 4-18-18 

Devilish  Fellow   (German) -XX 

1938 

Devotion  if  APR 7-5-21 

Devotion-PAT     10-4-31 

Diamond  Carlisle  if  CC .  .  .  1922 
Diamond  Frontier-U  .  .  .  10-4-40 
Diamond  Handcuffs  if  MGM 

1928 

Diamond    Jim-U     8-24-35 

Diamond  Trail-MOP  ...4-19-33 
Diamonds  Adrift  if  VIT.  .1921 
Diamonds  and  Pearls  if  PBW 

1-3-18 
Diana  of  Star  Hollows  if  PS 

4-10-21 
Diana  of   the  Green  Van  if 

HUM..  3-16-19 
Diana  of  the  Huntress  if  PLU 

6-29-16 
Diane  of  the  Follies  if  FAT 

9-14-16 
Diary  of  a  Nazi-ARQ .  .  .  3-31-43 
Diary    of    a    Revolutionist 

(Russian) -AM.  .  .6-13-32 
Dice  of  Destiny  if  PAT 

12-5-20 
Dice  Woman  if  PDC.  .  .6-20-26 
Dick    Turpin    if   F 2-1-25 

273 


Dictator    *    PAR 7-9-22 

Dictator,    The-GB     3-11-35 

Dictionary  of  Success  if  SEZ .  .  . 
Die   Barmherzige   Luege 

(German) -XX.  .1941 
Die  Beiden  Seehunde   ( German  )- 
XX..  4-12-35 
Die  Blaumenfrau  von  Lindenau 

( German  )-PRX.  .7-9-32 
Die  Blonde  Christl-XX.  .  .2-28-34 
Die  Blonde  Nachtigall  ( German  )- 
UFA.  .8-23-31 
Die  Csardas  Fuerstin  ( German  )- 
UFA..  4-26-35 
Die  Csikos  Baroness   ( German  )- 

CAP.  .4-3-32 
Die  Drei  Codonas   ( German  )- 

XX..  1941 
Die  Drei  von  der  Tankstelle 

UFA..  6-21-31 
Die  Fahrt  in  die  Jungend 

(German) -TRE.  .9-1-36 
Die  Fahrt  Ins  Gruene  ( German  )- 
XX.  .5-25-36 
Die  Finanzen  des  Grossherzog* 

( German )-GFS.  .4-10-35 
Die  Forsterchristl  (German) - 

CAP.  .5-3-31 
Die  Frau  von  Der  Man 

Spricht-XX.  .4-26-33 
Die  Fraunen  Vom  Tannhof 

(German)-XX.  .2-19-36 
Die    Galavorstellung    ( German )- 
XX.  .12-11-33 
Die  Ganze  Welt  Dreht  Sich  Urn 

Liebe  (German) -XX.  .11-30-36 
Die  Grobe  Adele   (German) -XX 

5-18-37 
Die  Grosse  Atttraktion  ( Ger- 
man )-BAV.  .7-25-33 
Die  Grosse  Chance  ( German )- 

XX.  .5-9-35 
Die  Grosse  Liebe   ( German  )- 

FAF.  .2-28-32 
Die  Grosse  Sehnsucht  ( German )- 
TOB.  .10-11-31 
Die  Helige  un  Hir  Narr 

(German) -UFA.  .12-2-35 
Die  Herren  Von  Maxim  (Ger- 
man)-XX.  .3-30-37 
Die  Kalte  Mansell  (German) -XX 
1-15-35 
Die  Kleine  Schwinderlin 

(German) -XX.  .3-30-37 
Die  Kluge  Schwiegermutter 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 
Die  Letzte  Kompagnie  (German)  - 
UFA.  .8-26-32 
Die  Liebe  und  die  Erste 

Eisenbahn    ( German )  -UFA 

2-20-35 
Die  Lindenwirten  von  Rhein 

(German) -ACA.  .9-27-31 
Die  Lustigen  Musikanten 

(German) -XX.  .5-31-33 
Die  Lustigen  Weiber  von  Wien 

(German) -CAP.  .7-12-31 
Die  Marquise  Von  Pompadour 

(German) -XX.  .2-4-36 
Die  Mutter  der  Kompagnie 

(German) -XX.  .3-13-34 
Die  Nacht  Der  Gro6sen  Liebe 

(German) -UNG.  .10-8-37 
Die  Nacht  Gehoert  Uns 

(German) -PRX.  .1932 
Die  Nacht  Mit  Dem  Kaiser 

(German) -AMT.  .8-25-37 
Die  Pfingstorgel  (German) -XX 

1941 
Die  Privatsekretaerin   ( German) - 
CAP.  .6-21-31 
Die  Privatsekretaerin  Heiratet 

( German  )-BAU.  .12-7-36 

Die  Reiter  von  Deutsch-Ostafrika 

(German) -XX.  .6-10-35 


274 


Die  Schlacht  Von  Bademuende 

(German) -UFA.  .11-22-31 
Die  Schwebende  Jungfrau 

( German )  -SWI .  .  8-27-37 
Die   Selige  Excellenz    ( German )- 
GEG.  .6-22-37 
Die  Singende  Stadt   (German)  - 

KIT. .1935 
Die  Sonne  Geht  Auf    ( German )- 
XX.  .2-20  36 
Die   Sporchschen   Jaeger 

(German) -XX.  .2-26-37 

Die  Stimme  Der  Liebe  (German) - 

XX.  .5-18-36 

Die    3    Groschenoper    ( German  )- 

WA.  .5-24-31 

Die   Tochter  des  Regiments 

(German) -XX.  .1934 
Die   Toerichte   Jungfrau 

(German)-UFA.  .9-10-35 
Die    Unschult   vom    Lande 

(German) -XX.  .5-14-35 
Die   Vier  Musketiere    (German) - 
XX.  .11-12-35 
Die    Von    Rummelplatz 

(German) -CAP.  .1-10-32 
Diener  Lassen  Betten   (German)  - 
XX.  .1941 
Dienst  1st  Dienst    (German) - 

NER.  .1932 

Dimples  *  M 2-24-16 

Dimples-F    9-26-36 

Dinky-WA 6-28-35 

Dinner  at  Eight-MGM ..  8-25-33 
Dinner   at   the  Ritz-F.  ..  12-9-37 

Dinty    *    FN 11-28-20 

Diplomacy    if    PAR.  ..  .9-19-26 

Diplomacy    if    PAR 3-2-16 

Diplomaniacs-RKO 4-29-33 

Diplomatic  Mission   if   VIT 

9-29-18 
Diplomatic  Wife  (Polish) -XX 

1938 
Dir  Gehoert  Mein  Herz   (Ger- 
man)-UFA.  .1939 

Dirigible-COL    4-12-31 

Disbarred-PAR    1-10-39 

Discard    if    ES 3-9-16 

Discarded  Lovers-TOW.  ..  1-3-32 
Discarded    Woman    if    HAL 

6-27-20 
Discontented  Husbands  if  CBC 

3-9-24 
Discontented    Wives    if    AE 

9-25-21 

Discord    if    PAT 11-6-27 

Disciple  if  INC 10-28-15 

Disgraced  I-PAR    7-17-33 

Dishonored-PAR     3-8-31 

Diskretion    Ehrensache 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 

Disney's  Academy  Award  Revue- 

UA.  .1937 

Disorderly  Conduet-F  .  .  .4-10-32 

Dispatch   from   Reuters,   A- 

WA.  .9-24-40 
Disputed  Passage-PAR  .10-20-39 

Disraeli    if    UA 8-28-21 

Disraeli-WA     10-13-29 

Dive  Bomber-WA 8-15-41 

Dividend  if  INC 6-8-16 

Divine  Lady  (S-SE) -FN.  3-3-29 
Divine  Sacrifice  if  PWO.2-7-18 
Divine  Sinner  if  R A... 9-23-28 
Divine  Woman  if  MGM.  1-22-28 

Divorce    if    FBO 6-10-23 

Divorce    if    VIT 9-13-17 

Divorce    Among    Friends-WA 

4-5-31 
Divorce   and   the  Daughter  if 

PAT.  .11-23-16 
Divorce  Coupons  if   VIT 

7-2-22 
Divorce    Games   if    PWO 

6-2S-17 


Divorce  in   the  Family-MGM 

10-29-32 
Divorce  Made  Easy-PAR.  .  .1929 
Divorce  of  Convenience  if  SEZ 

1921 
Divorce  of  Lady  X-UA .  .1-14-38 

Divorce    Trap    if    F 6-1-19 

Divorced    if    TE 11-4-15 

Divorcee  if  M 1-26-19 

Divorcee,  The-MGM    .  .  .  .4-20-30 

Dixiana-RKO     9-7-30 

Dixie-PAR     6-24-43 

Dixie   Dugan-F 3-17-43 

Dixie   Flyer  if   RA 10-24-26 

Dixie  Handicap  if  MG.  1-4-25 
Dixie    Jamboree-PRC    ...7-12-44 

Dixie   Merchant  if   F 3-7-26 

Dizzy  Dames-LIG 7-18-36 

Dizzy    Heights    and    Daring 

Hearts  *  TRI.  .1-6-16 

Do   and   Dare  if  F 9-24-22 

Do   It    Now   if   GOL 2-24-24 

Do  Your  Duty  if  FN.  .  .11-11-28 
Dock    on    the    Havel    ( German  )- 
XX.  .1938 
Docks  of  Hamburg  if  PFA 

7-20-30 
Docks  of  New  York  if  PAR 

9-23-28 
Docks   of   San  Francisco-MAF 

1-24-32 
Doctor  and  the  Woman  if  U 

5-2-18 

Doctor    Bull-F     8-31-33 

Dr.    Broadway-PAR 6-7-42 

Dr.    Christian    Meets    the 

Women-RKO.  .8-5-40 

Dr.   Cyclops-PAR    3-8-40 

Dr.  Ehrlich's  Magic  Bullet, 
See :  The  Story  of  Dr.  Ehr- 
lich's Magic  Bullet-WA 

2-2-40 
Doctor    Epameinondas     ( Greek )- 
PAN.  .4-9-38 
Dr.    Gillespie's   Criminal 

Case-MGM     5-11-43 

Dr.    Gillespie's   New   Assistant- 

MGM.  .11-12-42 

Dr.  Jack  if  PAT 12-31-22 

Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mr.  Hyde-PAR 

1-3-32 
Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mr.  Hyde  if 

PAR.  .4-3-20 
Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mr.  Hyde-MGM 
7-22-41 

Dr.    Jim    *    U 11-20-21 

Dr.  Kildaire  Goes  Home-MGM 

9-11-40 
Dr.  Kildaire's  Crisis-MGM 

12-19-40 
Dr.    Kildaire's    Strange    Case- 
MGM.  .4-16-40 
Dr.   Kildaire's   Victory-MGM 

12-3-41 
Dr.  Kildaire's  Wedding  Day- 

MGM.  .8-19-41 
Dr.   Knock    (French ) -FRM 

5-7-37 

Dr.     Monica- WA     6-22-34 

Dr.   Neighborhood   if   U 

Dr.    Renault's    Secret-F.  10-19-42 

Dr.  Rhythm-PAR 4-30-38 

Dr.   Socrates-WA    10-3-35 

Doctor  Syn-GB 10-20-37 

Doctor  Takes  a  Wife,  The- 

COL.  .6-17-40 

Doctor   X-FN    7-8-32 

Doctor's  Diary,  A-PAR.  .1-23-37 
Doctor's  Secret-PAR  ...2-10-29 
Doctor's   Women   if   WW..  1929 

Doctor's    Wives-F     4-26-31 

Doctors  Don't  Tell-REP. 9-22-41 
Documento  Fatale    (Italian)  - 

ESP. .1940 
Dodek   No   Froncie    ( Polish  )- 

XX.  .1936 

275 


Dodge   City-WA    4-5-39 

Dodge    City    Trail-COL 1937 

Dodging  a  Million  if   G.. 2-7-18 

Dodsworth-UA    9-19-36 

Does  It  pay?  *  F 8-26-23 

Dog     Justice     *     FBO....  1928 

Dog  Law  if  FBO 10-14-28 

Dog    of    Flanders,    A-RKO 

7-13-35 
Dog  of  the  Regiment  if  WA 

11-6-27 

Dog's    Life    if    FN 1918 

Doing  Their  Bit  if  F 8-4-18 

Doll,    The    if    FFS 1928 

Doll's  House  if  UA 2-19-22 

Doll's    House    *    BL 6-7-17 

Doll's  House  *  ART 6-2-18 

Dollar  a  Year  Man  if  PAR 

3-27-21 
Dollar  and  the  Law  if  VIT 

11-23-16 
Dollar  Devils  if  HOD.  .  .1-28-23 

Dollar  Down  if  TRU 8-16-25 

Dollar  for  Dollar  *  PAT. 4-25-20 
Dollars  and  Sense  ■*•  G.  6-27-20 
Dollars  and  the  Woman  if 

LUB.  .3-30-16 
Dollars  and  the  Woman  if  VIT 

5-30-20 
Dolly  Does  Her  Bit  *  PAT 

4-25-18 
Dolly  Mact  Karriere    (German) 

UFA.  .7-26-31 
Dolly's    Vacation    if    PAT 

12-22-18 
Dombey  &  Son  if  TRI..  1919 
Domestic   Meddlers   if   TIF 

12-9-28 
Domestic   Relations   if  FN 

6-11-22 
Domestic   Troubles    (S-SE)- 

WA.  .7-29-28 
Don     Bosco      (Italian) -XX 

5-28-36 

Don    Daredevil    *    U 1925 

Don   Desperado  if  PAT.  .5-1-27 

Don   Juan  if  WA 8-15-26 

Don  Juan's  Three  Nights  if 

FN.  .10-3-26 

Don    Mike    *   FBO    2-20-27 

Don    Q    •    UA 6-21-25 

Don   Quentin  El   Amargo 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1941 
Don   Quickshot   of   the   Rio 

Grande  *  U .  .  6-3-23 

Don  Quixote-BEW 12-26-34 

Don  Quixote  *  FAT.  .  .12-10-16 

Don     X    if    GOO 1926 

Dona  Francisquita   (Spanish) - 

XX.  .4-29-35 
Donner  Blitz  Und  Sonnenschein 

(German)  -CAO  .  .  11-19-37 
Donogoo   Tonka 

(German) -UFA.  .4-15-36 
Donovan   Affair-COL    ....5-5-29 

Don't  *  MGM 2-21-26 

Don't    Bet    on    Blondes-WA 

7-20-35 

Don't  Bet  on  Love-U 7-29-33 

Don't  Bet  on  Women-F. 2-15-31 
Don't   Blame  Your  Children  if 

FBO. .1922 
Don't   Call   It   Love   *   PAR 

12-30-23 
Don't   Call  Me  Little  Girl  if 

REA.  .6-26-21 
Don't  Change  Your  Husband  if 

ART.  .1-26-19 
Don't  Doubt  Your  Husband  if 

MG.  .5-25-22 
Don't  Doubt  Your  Wife  if 

ART.  .5-28-22 
Don't    Ever   Marry    *    FN 

4-25-20 
Don't   Gamble  With  Love- 

COL.  .2-29-36 


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276 


Don't  Get  Personal  if  U.  .1-8-22 
Don't   Get   Personal-U. .  .2-24-36 

Don't    Get   Personal-U 1942 

Don't  Leave  Your  Husband  if 

FED..  4-24-21 

Don't  Marry  *  F 5-27-28 

Don't  Marry  for  Money  if 

WEB.  .8-26-23 
Don't  Neglect  Tour  Wile  -ff 

G.  .7-31-21 

Don't   Shoot  if   U 8-20-22 

Don't  Tell   Everything:  if 

PAR.  .12-18-21 
Don't  Tell  the  Wife  if 

WA.  .2-6-27 
Don't   Tell    the    Wife- 

RKO.  .2-20-37 
Don't   Turn    'Em   Loose- 

RKO.  .9-24-36 
Don't  Worry    ( Hungarian )  - 

XX.  .1938 
Don't  Write  Letters  if 

M.  .4-30-22 
Doomed  at  Sundown-REP.  .1937 

Doomed    Battalion-U 1932 

Doomed  Caravan-PAR.  .  1-17-41 
Doomed    to    Die-MOP.  .  .  .9-3-40 

Doomsday    if    PAR 4-8-28 

Door  Between  if  BL 1917 

Door  That  Has  No  Key  if 

ALL.  .1922 

Doorsteps    *    MT 7-27-16 

Doorway  tn  Hell-WA  ...  1 1-2-30 
Dopo  una  Notte  D'amore 

(Italian) -RAO.  .10-30-35 
Dorian's  Divorce  if  M.  8-15-16 
Dormant  Power  if 

POW.  .10-26-17 
Dorothy  Vernon   of  Haddon 

Hall  if  UA.  .5-25-24 
Dos  Mas  Uno  Dos-F.  .  .  .10-30-34 
Dos  Monies  ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .1-22-35 
Dos  Mujeres  y  un  Don  Juan 

XX.  .6-5-34 

Dos    Noches-HOB 5-10-33 

Double     Alibi-U 3-12-40 

Double    Crime    In    the    Maginot 
Line     (French) -TOW.  .4-13-39 

Double    Cross-PRC 1941 

Double  Cross  Roads-F.  .4-27-30 
Double  Crossed  if 

PAR.  .9-27-17 
Double  Danger-RKO  .  .  .2-11-38 
Double  Daring-  if  ARC ....  1926 

Double     Date-U 5-21-41 

Double  Deal-INR    12-14-39 

Double  Dealing-  if  U .  .  .  .  5-27-23 

Double    Door-PAR 5-5-34 

Double  Dyed  Deceiver  if 

G.  .6-20-20 
Double  Exposure-PAR  .  .12-18-44 
Double  Fisted  ■*■  RA .  .  .  .  1926 
Double  Harness-RKO.  .  .  .7-13-33 
Double    Indemnity-PAR.  .4-24-44 

Double    O    if    ARW 1923 

Double   or   Nothing- 

PAR.  .8-16-37 
Double  Room   Mystery  if 

RED.  .1-11-17 
Double  Speed  if  PAR... 2-8-20 
Double  Stakes  if  PSR ....  1922 
Double  Standard  if  U.  .  .  .8-2-17 
Double  Trouble-MOP.  .11-17-41 
Double  Wedding-MGM .  .  9-23-37 
Doubling    for   Romeo   if 

G.  .10-30-21 
Doubting-    Thomas-F.  ..  .7-11-36 

Douerh    Boys-MGM 9-21-30 

Doughboys  in  Ireland-COL.  .1943 
Doughgirls,  Thp-WA  ...8-30-44 
Doughnuts  and  Society- 

MAP.  .3-17-36 

Dove  if  UA 1-8-28 

Down  Argentine  Way-F.  .10-4-40 
Down  by  the  Rio  Grande  if 

GOL.  .6-22-24 
Down  Grade  if  LUM.  .  .8-21-27 
Down  Home  if  HOD.  .  10-24-20 
Down    in    "Arkansaw"- 

REP.  .10-7-38 


Down  in  San  Diego- 

MGM.  .7-30-41 
Down    Mexico    Way- 

REP.  .10-15-41 
Down    on    the   Farm   if 

UA .  .  5-2-20 
Down  on  the  Farm-F.  .  10-11-38 
Down   Rio   Grande  Way- 

COL..  7-24-42 
Down  Texas  Way-MOP.  .6-10-42 
Down  the  Stretch  if  U.  .4-10-27 
Down  the  Stretch-FN.  .  .11-5-36 
Down    the    Wyoming   Trail- 

MOP.  .6-14-39 
Down  to  Earth  if  ART.  .8-16-17 

Down     to     Earth-F 9-2-32 

Down  to  the  Sea-REP.  .6-30-36 
Down  to  the  Sea  in  Ships  if 

HOD.  .2-18-23 
Down  to  Their  Last  Yacht- 

RKO .  .  9-22-34 
Down   Upon   the  Swanee 

River    *    LBR.  .1925 

Downhill    if    WW 1928 

Downstairs-MGM      ....10-10-32 

Dracula-U      2-15-31 

Dracula's  Daughter-U.  .  5-18-36 
Draegerman    Courage- 

WA .  .  5-24-37 

Draft    258    if    M 2-7-18 

Drag-FN      6-30-29 

Drag  Harlan  if  FN 10-24-20 

Drag  Net  *  PAR 6-10-28 

Dragnet,    The-BTZ 5-13-36 

Dragnet   Patrol-MAF 1-3-32 

Dragon  if  EQW 1-13-16 

Drag-on    Murder   Case- 

FN.  .8-23-34 
Dragon  Painter  if  RC.  .10-12-19 

Dragon  Seed-MGM    7-18-44 

Drake  Case-U 9-22-29 

Dramatic  School-MGM.  .12-6-38 
Dreaded  Bandit  if  CIN.  .4-1-28 
Dream  Cheater  if  HOD.  .3-21-20 

Dream  Doll  if  KES 1917 

Dream   Girl   if   PAR 7-27-16 

Dream    Lady    if    U 7-28-18 

Dream  Melody  if  EXP.. 3-10-29 
Dream   of   Butterfly,   The 

(Italian) -ESP.  .2-20-41 
Dream  of  Love  if 

MGM.  .12-30-28 
Dream  of  My  People- 

PAA..  2-28-34 
Dream   Street  if  UA.  ..  .4-17-21 

Dreaming-AFE     1944 

Dreaming  Lips-UA 5-20-37 

Dreaming    Out    Loud- 

RKO.  .9-10-40 
Drei    Blaue    Jungs — Ein    Blondes 
Maedel    ( German )  - 

XX.  .12-30-36 
Drei   Kaiserjaeger    ( German  )- 

XX.  .3-19-35 
Drei  Maederl  Um  Schubert 

( German )-AMT.  .6-14-37 
Drei    Tage    Mittelarrest- 

XX.  .5-18-33 
Drei  Unterofflziere 

(German) -UFA.  .It39 
Drei    von    der   Kavallerie 

(German) -XX.  .4-16-35 
Dreiklang  (German) -UFA.  .1938 
Dress  Parade  if  PAT.  .10-30-27 
Dressed    to    Kill   if   F... 3-18-28 

Dressed    to    Kill-F 7-25-41 

Dressed  to  Thrill-F.  ..  .-10-8-35 
Dressmaker  form  Paris  if 

PAR.  .3-22-25 
Dreyfus    Case    ( German  )- 

XX.  .1940 

Dreyfus    Case-COL 8-30-31 

Drift   Fence-PAR 3-6-36 

Driftin"    Kid-The-MOP    ....1941 

Drifter  if  GAU 2-3-16 

Drifter   if    RKO 1829 

Drifter,  The-KEN 1-10-32 

Drifter,   The-PRC    6-14-44 

Drifters    if    HOD 12-29-18 

Driftin'  Sands  if  FB0....1928 
Driftin'  Thru  if  PAT.  .  .  .2-21-26 

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Drifting  *  U 8-26-23 

Drifting  Souls-TOW 8-9-32 

Drifting     West waxd-MOIP.  .1939 

Driftwood    if    COL 11-25-28 

Driftwood  if  OCE 3-23-16 

Driven  if  U 11-26-22 

Driven    from    Home   if 

CHA  .  2-6-27 
Drivin'    Fool    if   HOD .  .  .  .  9-2-23 

Drop   Kick   if   FN 9-18-27 

Drug   Store   Cowboy  if 

IND.  .1925 
Druga  Mlodosc    ( Polish )- 

POA.  .11-1-39 

Drugged    Waters    if    U....1916 

Drum  Fire  on  the  Western  Front 

(German) -XX.  .1938 

Drum    Taps-WOW 2-26-33 

Drums-UA 7-20-38 

Drums  Along  the  Mohawk- 

F.  .11-6-39 
Drums  O'  Voodoo-INS .  .5-12-34 
Drums  of  Destiny-CRE.  .6-15-37 
Drums  of  Doom-MAF.  .10-4-33 
Drums  of  Fate  if  PAR.  .1-21-23 
Drums  of  Fu  Manchu- 

REP     11-10-43 

Drums  of  Jeopardy  if 

TRU.  .3-9-24 
Drums  of  Jeopardy-TIF .  .3-8-31 
Drums  of  Love  if  UA.  .2-5-28 
Drums  of  the  Congo-U.  .7-22-42 
Drums    of    the    Desert- 

MOP.  .10-9-40 
Drums    of    the   Desert   if 

PAR.  .8-21-27 
Drunter  Und  Drueber 

(German) -UNG.  .12-23-32 
Drusilla   With    a   Million   if 

FBO.  .6-7-25 
Dry  Martini  (S-SE)-F.  .  11-11-28 
Du    Gamla,    du   Fria 

( Swedish  )-SCA.  .4-6-39 

Du    Oder    Keine-XX 10-30-34 

Dub    *    PAR 1-19-19 

Du    Barry   if   F 1917 

Du  Barry  Was  a  Lady- 

MGM      5-5-43 

Du  Barry,  Woman  of  Passion- 

UA.  .11-2-30 
Dubrovsky    ( Russian  )- 

AM.  .4-1-36 
Duchess   of   Buffalo   if 

FN.  .8-22-26 
Duchess   of  Doubt  if  M.  .6-7-17 

Duck    soup-par 11-17-33 

Ducks   and   Drakes   if   REA 

4-3-21 

Dude     Bandit-ALI 6-21-23 

Dude    Cowboy    if    FBO ....  1926 

Dude    Cowboy-RKO 9-5-41 

Dude     Ranch-PAR 4-26-31 

Dude     Ranger-F 9-29-34 

Dude     Wrangler-WW.  ..  .5-25-30 
Dudes  Are  Pretty  People- 

UA.  .1941 
Dudes    Are    Pretty   People- 

UA.  .4-16-42 

Duds   if    G 3-21-20 

Dugan  of  the  Bad  Landa- 

MOP..  8-2-31 
Dugan  of  the  Dugouts  if 

CRE.  .8-5-28 
Duke  Comes  Back,  The- 

REP.  .12-3-37 
Duke   of    Chimney   Butte   if 

FED.  .1-20-21 
Duke    of    Reichstadt    if 

BRO.  .1928 
Duke  of  the  Navy-PRC.  .2-11-42 
Duke    of    West    Point- 

UA.  .12-16-38 
Duke  Steps  Out    (PT)- 

MGM.  .4-21-29 
Dulcie's    Adventure   if 

AMU.  .10-5-16 

Dulcy-MGM      10-3-40 

Dulcy    if   FN 9-23-23 

Dumb   Girl   of   Portici   if 

U.  .4-13-16 


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Dumbbells    in     Ermine- 

WA.  .7-27-30 

Dumbo-RKO    10-1-41 

Dummy  if  PAR 3-22-17 

Dummy-PAR     3-10-20 

Dupe  *  PAR 7-13-16 

Durand  of  the  Bad  Lands  if 

F.  .8-30-17 
Durand   "f    the   Bad   Lands-F 

F.  .10-25-25 
Durango  Kid,   The-COL.  .  8-23-40 

Dusk  to  Dawn  *  AE 9-3-22 

Dusky  Sentries    (Italian)  - 

XX.  .1038 
Dust    Be    My    Destiny- 

WA.  .10-10-39 

Dust    Flower    *    G 7-9-22 

Dust  of  Desire  *  WO..  7-13-14 
Dust  ot  Egypt  +  VIT.  .10-28-15 

Duty    First    *    SAN 1923 

Duty's  Reward  if  ELB.  .4-24-27 
Dwelling  Place  of   Light  if 

HOD.  .9-12-20 
Dybbuk,  The   (Yiddish)  - 

GEI.  .2-1-38 
Dynamite    Canyon-MOP.  .  .  .  1941 

Dynamite-Pat    1929 

Dynamite  Allan  if  F..  2-27-21 
Dynamite  Dan  -*•  SU....1924 
Dynamite  Delaney-IML.  .  1-27-38 
Dynamite  Denny-MAF.  .  .  .7-8-32 
Dynamite  Ranch-WW.  .  12-22-32 
Dynamite  Smith  if  PAT.  .9-7-24 

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Each  Dawn  I  Die-WA.  .7-18-39 
Each  Pearl  a  Tear  if 

PAR.  .9-7-16 
Each  to  His  Kind  if 

PAR.  .2-8-17 

Eager     Lips     if     FD 8-21-27 

Eagrle     *     UA 11-22-25 

Eagle    if    BL 6-16-18 

Eagle    and   the   Hawk- 

PAR .  .  5-6-33 
Eagle  of  the  Caucasus  if 

AM.  .9-27-32 
Eagle  of  the  Sea  if 

PAR.  .11-21-26 

Eagle    Squadron-U 6-16-42 

Eagle's   Brood,    The- 

PAR.  .10-10-35 
Eagle's    Feather    if    M.. 9-30-23 

Eagle's    Mate    if    PAR 1913 

Eagle's   Nest   if  VIT 

Eagle's  Wings  if  BL..  11-30-16 
Earl   of   Chicago,   The- 

MGM.  .1-3-40 

Earl    of    Pawtucket   if   U 

Earl  of  Puddlestone- 

REP.  .8-14-40 

Early    Bird    if    EC 12-21-24 

Early     to     Bed-PAR.  ...  5-25-36 

Early   to   Wed  if  F 5-16-26 

Earth,  Love  and  Suffering 

(Spanish)-XX.  .1938 
Earth    Woman    if    AE.. 4-18-26 

Earthbound-     F 6-13-40 

Earthbound    *    G 8-15-20 

Earthworm     Tractors-FN6-16-36 

Easiest     Way-MGM 3-1-31 

East    is    West-U 11-2-30 

East    is    West    if    FN....  9-3-22 

East  is  West  if  MT M-9-16 

East    Lynne    if    F 6-22-16 

East    Lynne    if    F 11-1-25 

East   Lynne   if   HOD.  ..  .3-13-21 

East  Lynne   *   TAR 1921 

East  Lynne-F 2-22-31 

East  Meets  West-GB.  .  .  .9-19-30 

East   of   Borneo-U 8-23-31 

East  of  Broadway  if 

AE.  .11-16-24 
East   of  Fifth  Avenue- 

COL.  .11-28-33 

East    of    Java-U 12-17-35 

East  of  Shanghai-POP.  .3-27-32 
East  of  Suez  if  PAR..  1-11-25 
East  of  the  River-WA.  .10-31-40 
East  Side  of  Heaven-U.  .4-10-39 


East  Side  Kide-MOP.  ...  2-19-40 
East  Side  Sadie  ■*•  WAD.  .6-2-29 
East  Side,  West  Side  if 

F.  .10-30-27 
Bast    Side,    West   Side   if 

PRI.  .4-15-23 
Easy    Come,    Easy    Go   if 

PAR.  .5-13-28 

Easy    Going   *   ARC 1926 

Easy    Going    Gordon    if 

GER.  .10-11-25 

Easy     Living-PAR 7-7-37 

Easy    Millions-FRE 9-6-33 

Easy   Money   if   PWO.  .  11-29-17 

Easy    Money   if    RA 5-24-25 

Easy     Money-INV 7-11-36 

Easy  Pickings  if  FN.. 2-27-27 
Easy  Road  if  PAR.  ..  .2-27-21 
Easy  to  Get  if  PAR.. 2-29-20 
Easy  to  Love-WA.  ...  1-13-34 
Easy    to    Make   Money   if 

M.  .1919 

Easy  to  Take-AR 10-20-36 

Easy    Virtue    if    WW 1928 

Easiest  Way  if  SEZ 5-17-17 

Eastward   Ho   if   F 11-23-19 

Eat   'Em  Alive    (S-SE)- 

AUH..  11-4-33 

Ebb   Tide   if  PAR 11-26-22 

Ebb     Tide-PAR 9-28-37 

Echo  of  a  Dream   ( German )- 

GLF.  .12-7-30 
Echo  of  Youth  if  GRA.  . 2-2-19 
Ecstasy      (Czechoslovakian)- 

JEW.  .1937 
Ecstasy    of    Young    Love 
( Czecholovakian )  - 

MEO.  .3-10-36 
Edelweisskoenig    ( German )- 

UFA.  .1939 
Eden   and   Return   if 

FBO.  .12-25-21 
Edes  Mostoba   ( Hungarian )- 

XX.  .11-23-35 
Edge  of  Darkness-WA.  .3-23-43 
Edge   of   the   Abyss   if 

TRI.  .12-9-15 

Edge  of  the  Law  if  U 1917 

Edge    of    the    World    if    UFA 

1928 
Edge  of  the  World-PAX.  .9-9-38 
Edge  of  Youth  if  GAU.  .10-9-21 
Edison,  The  Man- 

MGM.  .5-17-40 

Educating     Father-F 5-23-36 

Education  of  Elizabeth  if 

PAR.  .1921 
Efficiency  Edgar's  Courtship  if 

ES.  .9-13-17 
Egg-Crate  Wallop  if 

PAR 10-12-19 

Egy  Ej  Velenceben 

(Hungarian) -XX.  .12-30-35 
Ehestreik    ( German )- 

UFA.  .9-10-35 
Eidia   Que   Me    Quieras 

(Spanish) -PAR.  .4-3-35 

Eight     Bells-COL 5-11-35 

Eight  Girls  in  a  Boat- 

PAR.  .1-13-34 

"813"    if   RC 1-23-21 

1812-ARQ    ........ 9-18-44 

Ein  Ausgekochter  Junge 

(German) -CAP.  .5-8-32 
Ein  Auto  Und  Kein  Geld 

(German) -XX.  .8-11-36 
Ein  Burschenlied  Aus  Heidel- 
berg   (German) -UFA.  .9-20-31 
Ein  Falscher  Fuffziger 

(German)-XX.  .2-15-37 
Ein    Frau    Wie    Du- 

BAU.  .12-27-34 
Ein  Ganzer  Kerl   ( German )- 

BAU.  .4-27-36 
Ein  Gewisser  Herr  Gran 

UFA.  .2-24-34 
Ein  Hoffnungsloser  Fall 

(German) -UFA.  .1939 
Ein  Idealer  Gatte   ( German  )- 

XX.  .1-14-37 

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Ein   Junges   Madehen — Ein 
■lunger     Mann      (German) - 

BAU.  .3-2-36 
ljEin  Liebesroman  Im  House 
\      Hapsburg      ( German )- 

CAO.  .10-13-36 

Ein   Lied.   Ein  Rubs,   Ein   Maede) 

(German) -XX.  .12-14-36 

Ein     Lied     Geht     Um     Die     Welt 

(German) -XX.  .9-28-36 

Ein   Maedel   der  Strasse- 

XX.  .4-10-33 
Ein  Maedel  Mit  Tempo 

(German) -CAS.  .8-30-37 
Ein    Mann    Will    Naeh    Deutsch- 
land-UFA.  .11-14-34 
Ein    Prinz   Verliebt   Sich 

(German) -CAP.  .5-1-32 
Ein    Saltsamer   Gast 

(German) -UFA.  .7-15-37 
Ein  Stadt  Steht  Kopf-ELI .  2-1-34 
Ein  Stelldichein  Im  Schwarz- 
wald  ( German )  -XX .  .  3-5-37 
Ein  Toller  Einfall-UFA.  .5-22-3* 
Ein  Walzer  Fuer  Dich 

(German) -XX.  .  9-28-3f 
Ein  Walzer  Von  Strauss 

(German) -BEX.  .2-14-38 
Eine  Frau  Die  Weiss  Was  Sie 
Will  ( German )  -XX ..  7-20-36 
Eine  Freundin  So  Goldig  Wie 
Du  ( German) -TOB.  .10-25-31 
Eine  Liebesnaeht-XX.  .  .  .  5-18-3U 
Eine  Nacht  im  Paradies- 

AMR.  .2-23-33 
Eine  Tuer  Geht  Auf- 

PRX.  .2-8-33 
Einer  Zu  Viel   An  Bord 

(German) -UFA.  .1-28-38 
Eines    Prinzen    Junge    Liebe- 

UFA.  .3-28-34 
Einmal   Eine  Grosse  Dame  Sein- 
UFA.  .10-30-34 
Eisenstein  in  Mexico   (S-SE)- 

PRI.  .11-2-33 
El  Agua  en  el  Suelo 

(Spanish) -COL.  .2-6-35 
El   Asesinato   de   Los   Penitentes 
( Spanish )-KIO.  .1936 
El   Astro   Del  Tango 

(Spanish)-XX.  .1941 
El    Caballo    Del    Pueblo 

(Spanish) -XX.  .12-17-35 
El  Cantante  De  Napoles 

(Spanish) -WA.  .2-26-35 
El  Calvario  De  Una  Esposa 

(Spanish) -XX.  .9-28-36 
El   Capitan  Adventurero 

(Spanish) -XX.  .10-12-39 
El  Crimen  De  Media  Noche 

(Spanish) -REB.  .2-25-36 
El  Dancing  ( Spanish)  - 

HOB.  .1-30-35 
El   Desaparicido    (Spanish)  - 

XX.  .6-3-36 
El    Diablo    Del    Mar 

( Spanish )-THC.  .4-2-36 
El    Diablo    Rides-MEP.  .12-5-39 

El     Escandalo-XX 9-24-34 

El  Fantasma  del  Convento 

(Spanish) -XX.  .4-24-35 
El  Heroe  de  Nacozari 

(Spanish) -XX.  .9-24-35 
El   Hombre  Que  Assesino 

(Spanish) -PAR.  .1932 
El  Hombre  Que  Se  Reia  del  Amor 
(Spanish) -XX.  .7-19-35 
El   Imposter    (Spanish)  - 

XX.  .4-14-37 
El  Maestro  Leuita  (Spanish)- 

XX.  1940 
El  Matero  ( Spanish) -XX ..  1940 
El  Octavo  Mandamiento 

(Spanish)-XX.  .3-15-37 
El  Paradiso  Recobrado 

(Spanish)-XX.  .4-30-36 
El  Precio  de  un  Beso-F .  .  8-1-33 
El  Principe  Gondolero- 

PAR.  .9-13-33 
El     Prisionero     13-CIX.  .3-30-34 


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El  Pulpo  Humano  ( Spanish )- 

HOB..  5-9-35 
El   Rayo    (Spanish) - 

XX.  .10-21-35 
El  Rey  de  Los  Gitanos- 

F.  .5-31-33 
El  Relicario   ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .1-2-36 
El  Rosal  Bendito  (Spanish)  - 

XX.  .2-8-37 
El   Tango   en   Broadway 

(Spanish) -PAR.  .1-3-35 
El  Tesoro  De  Pancho  Villa 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1-28-36 
El   Tigre  de   Yautepec- 

XX.  .10-22-34 
El    Traidor    (Spanish) - 

XX.  .4-18-38 
El  Viegro  Doctor   ( Spanish )- 

XX.  .1940 
El  Vuelo  de  la  Muerte 

(Spanish) -XX.  .4-18-35 

Elephant  Boy-UA 4-6-37 

Elephants  on  His  Hands  if 

PS. .1921 
Eleven  Who  Were  Loyal  if 

UFA.  .5-26-29 
Eleventh    Commandment    if 

ADV.  .6-16-18 
Eleventh    Commandment- 

ALI.  .3-25-3E 
Eleventh  Hour  if  F.... 7-29-23 

Eli     Eli     (Tiddish)-XX 1940 

Elinor     Norton-F 1-22-35 

Elizabeth  of  England- 

ALL.  .6-8-35 
Elizabeth  Von  Oesterreich 

( German )  -TOB . .  12-13-31 

Ella    Cinders   if   FN 6-13-26 

Ellery  Queen  and  the  Murder 

Ring-COL.  .9-22-41 
Ellery  Queen   and  the  Perfect 

Crime-COL.  .7-10-41 
Ellery   Queen,   Master  Detective- 
COL..  11-28-40 
Ellery  Queen's  Penthouse 

Mystery-COL.  .2-26-41 
Elmer  and  Elsie-PAR .  .  8-4-34 
Elmer  the  Great-FN.  ..  .5-26-33 
Elnokkisasszony   ( Hungarian)  - 

XX.  .10-9-35 
Elope  If  You  Must  if 

F.  .3-19-22 
Elusive  Isabel  if  BL.... 5-4-16 
Embarrassing  Moments- 

U.  .6-15-30 
Embarrassing  Moments- 

U.  .9-5-34 
Embarrassment  of  Riches  if 

HOD.  .9-29-18 

Embers   if   AMU 3-2-16 

Emergency  Call-RKO.  .  .  .6-24-33 
Emergency   Landing- 

PRC.  .7-10-41 
Emergency   Squad-PAR .  .  1-10-40 

Emil-OLM   4-18-38 

Emil  Und  Die  Detektive 

( German)  -UFA .  .  12-20-31 

Emma-MGM      1-3-32 

Emmy  of  Stork's  Nest  if 

M.  .10-21-15 
Empire   of  Diamonds  if 

PAT.  .12-19-20 

Emperor  Jones-UA 9-16-33 

Emperor's  Candlesticks,  The- 

MGM.  .6-29-37 
Employees*   Entrance- 

FN.  .1-21-33 

Empress  if  PAT 3-1-17 

Empty    Arms    if    PHL....1920 

Empty    Cab    if    U 7-7-18 

Empty  Cradl*    (Spanish) - 

XX  1938 
Empty  Hands  if  PAR ..  8-24-24 
Empty    Hearts    if    BAE...1924 

Empty     Holsters-WA 1937 

Empty   PocketB   if  FN 1918 

Empty     Saddles-U 10-17-36 

En    Enda    Natt    (Swedish)- 

XX..  1942 


En    Glad    Gutt-SCA 11-27-33 

En   Kvinnas  Ansikte 

(Swedish) -SCA.  .9-18-39 
En  Natt  (Swedish) -XX.  .1-30-35 
En  Saga    ( Swedish) - 

HOB.  .1-11-38 
Enchanted  April-RKO.  .1-16-35 
Enchanted  Barn  if  VIT.  .1-19-19 
Enchanted  Cottage  if 

FN.  .4-20-24 
Enchanted  Hill  if  PAR.  .1-10-26 
Enchanted  Island  if 

TIF.  .6-19-27 
Enchantment  if  PAR..  11-6-21 
End  of  a  Day,  The   ( French) - 

PAX.  .9-18-39 
End  of  St.  Petersburg  if 

HAM.  .6-10-28 
End   of   the   Game  if 

PAT.  .3-23-19 
End  of  the  Rainbow  if 

BL.  .10-26-16 
End  of  the  Road-REP.  .  .12-6-44 
End   of   the   Road  if 

PHF.  .10-12-15 
End  of   the  Rope  if 

AY  7-29-23 
End  of  the  Tour  if  m!  '.  2-15-17 
End  of  the  Trail  •  F .  .  8-10-16 
End  of  the  Trail-COL.  .2-23-33 
End  of  the  Trail-COL.  .  10-31-36 
End  of  the  World-AUT.  .4-17-34 
End  of  the  World  if 

GRN.  .6-1-16 
End  of  the  World  if 

APD.  .1924 
Endstation    ( German  )- 

XX.  .7-21-37 
Enemies   of   Children  if 

MAM.  .12-16-23 
Enemies   of   Progress- 
Unknown.  .1-16-34 
Enemies  of  the  Law- 

REG.  .7-12-31 
Enemies    of    Women    if 

G.  .4-8-23 
Enemies   of  Youth  if 

MOE.  .6-28-25 

Enemigos-XX      7-23-24 

Enemy    if    VIT 12-14-16 

Enemy    if    MGM 1-1-28 

Enemy     Agent-U 4-26-40 

Enemy  Agents  Meet  Ellery 

Queen-COL.  .8-26-42 
Enemy  of  Men  if  COL.  .1-10-26 
Enemy    of    Women- 

MOP.  .8-28-44 

Enemy   Sex  *•   PAR 7-6-24 

Enemy  to  Society  -fa 

M.  .10-14-15 
Enemy   to    the   King  if 

VIT.  .11-23-16 
Enlighten  Thy  Daughter  if 

IV.  .2-8-17 
Enlighten     Thy    Daughter- 

EXQ.  .12-27-33 
En    Sjoman    Till    Hast 

(Swedish)-XX.  .1941 
Entente   Cordiale    (French)- 

XX.  .1-2-40 
Enter  Arsene  Lupin-U.  .  12-5-44 
Enter  Madam   if  M....  11-5-22 

Enter     Madam-PAR 1-12-35 

Enticement    if    FN 2-1-25 

Environment    if    AMU.. 5-10-17 
Environment    if    PRI.  .12-24-22 

Envy    *    TRI 1-25-17 

Episode    ( German )-MEO. 5-18-37 
Eravamo    Sette    Sorella 

(Italian) -ESP.  .3-14-39 
Eravamo    Sette   Vedove 

(Italian) -ESP..  1940 
Erik    a    Buzakalasz 

(Hungarian) -DAN.  .9-18-39 
Ermine    and    Rhinestones    if 

JA..  8-15-26 
Erstwhile    Susan    if 

REA.  .12-7-19 
Es   Gibt   Nur  Eine  Liebe 

(German) -XX.  .2-5-37 

281 


Es  War  Eine   Rauschwnde  Ball- 
nacht      (German) -UFA.  .1939 
Es   War  Einmal   Ein   Walzer 

(German) -XX.  .10-15-34 
Es  Wird  Schon  Wieder  Besser 

(German)  -UFA .  .  1-24-34 

Escale    ( French )  -FRM 1942 

Escapade-INV     5-29-32 

Escapade-MGM      7-6-35 

Escapade     ( German )  -XX .  .  .  1938 

Escape-MGM      10-31-40 

Escape-RKO      11-2-30 

Escape    *    F 5-13-28 

Escape     *■     U 4-4-26 

Escape,      The  F 11-9-39 

Escape  to  Danger-RKO.  .2-14-44 
Escape  By  Night-REP.  .8-31-37 
Escape  from  Crime-WA.  .6-4-42 
Escape    from    Devil's   Island- 

COL.  .11-26-35 
Escaped    from    Dartmoor    if 

BI.  .4-20-30 
Escape  from  Hong  Kong- 

U.  .6-30-42 
Escape    from    Yesterday 

(French) -HOB.  .5-11-39 
Escape  Me  Never-UA .  .  5-24-35 
Escape  to  Glory-COL.  .  .  .1940 
Escape  to  Paradise-RKO.  .  1939 
Escaped  from  Hell  if 

AEP.  .2-3-29 

Eskimo-MGM      11-16-33 

Esmeralda  *  PAR.  ..  .9-16-15 
Espano    Heroica     ( Spanish )- 

XX. .1938 

Espionage-MGM      3-6-37 

Espionage     Agent-WA  .  .  .  9-25-39 

Eternal  City  if  FN 11-11-23 

Eternal    City    if    PAR 1924 

Eternal  Flame  •  FN.  .9-24-22 
Eternal  Fools    ( Yiddish )- 

JUD.  .1930 

Eternal     Gif  t-LAM 10-9-41 

Eternal  Grind  *  PAR.  .4-13-16 
Eternal  Love  *  U .  .  .  .  6-3-17 
Eternal    Love    (S-SE)- 

UA.  .5-19-29 
Eternal  Magdalene  if 

G.  .5-25-19 
Eternal    Mask,    The 

( German  1-MAB.  .1-12-37 
Eternal  Mother  if  UM...1920 
Eternal  Mother  if  M .  .  .  .12-6-17 
Eternal  Prayer  if  COH..1929 
Eternal  Question  if  M.  . 7-20-16 
Eternal  Sappho  if  F.  .  .  .5-11-16 
Eternal    Secret     ( French )- 

XX.  .  1940 

Eternal    Sin    if    SEZ 3-22-17 

Eternal  Struggle  if  M .  .  9-16-23 
Eternal    Temptress    if 

PAR.  .12-13-17 
Eternal  Three  if  G....  10-7-23 
Eternal  Woman  if  COL.  .4-7-29 
Eternally  Yours-UA.  .  .  .10-3-39 
Eva  and  the  Grasshopper  if 

UFA.  .12-2-28 
Eva,    Das   Fabrikmaedel 

( German  )-SWI.  .1-13-38 

Evangeline     if     F 8-24-19 

Evangeline  ( PT )  -UA .  .  .  8-14-29 
Eva  in  Exile  ■*■  PAT.  .12-14-19 
Eve  of  St.  Mark,  The- 

F.  .5-22-44 
Eve's  Daughter  if  PAR.  .3-21-18 
Eyes  in  the  Night-MGM .  9-9-42 
Eve's  Leaves  if  PDC.  . 5-30-26 
Eve's  Lover  if  WA ....  8-2-25 
Eve's  Secret  if  PAR .  .  6-21-25 
Evelyn  Prentice-MGM.  .  11-10-34 
Even  as  Ever  if  FN....  1920 
Even  as  You  and  I  if  U.  .4-5-17 
Even    Break,    An   if 

TRI.  .8-9-17 
Evenings    for    Sale- 

PAR..  11-12-32 

Evensong-GB     11-14-34 

Ever  in  My  Heart- WA .  .  10-13-33 

Ever   Since  Eve-F 3-27-84 

Ever  Since  Eve  if  F.  .7-31-21 
Ever     Since     Eve-WA ...  6-22-37 


CHARLES  OIRRTin 


Of 

si 


Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 


L  e  n  H 
H  0  r  n  E 


282 


Ever    Since    Venus-COL.  .  9-22-44 

Evergreen-GB      1-11-35 

Everlasting  Whisper  if 

F.  .10-25-25 
Every  Day's  a  Holiday- 

PAR.  .12-27-37 
Every    Girl's    Dream    if 

F.  .9-13-17 
Everv  Man's  Price  *  SR..1921 
Every  Man's  Wife  if  F.  .5-31-25 
Every    Mother's    Son    if 

F.  .1-5-19 
Every    Night    at   Eight- 

PAR.  .7-30-35 
Every  Saturday  Night- 

F.  .3-14-36 
Every    Woman's    Problem    if 

PLY.  .3-27-21 

Everybody     Dance-GB 1937 

Everybody  Sing-MGM  .  .  1  -26-38 
Everybody's    Acting   if 

PAR.  .11-14-26 

Everybody's     Baby-F 1939 

Everybody's    Business    if 

WH.  .1919 
Everybody's    Doing    It- 

RKO.  .3-17-38 
Everybody's    Girl    if 

VIT.  .11-17-18 
Everybody's    Hobby- 

WA.  .9-29  39 
Everybody's   Old   Man- 

F.  .3-27-36 
Everybody's    Sweetheart    if 

SEZ.  .10-24-20 
Everyman's  Law-SUM ..  7-21-36 
Everything   But    the   Truth   if 

U.  .5-16-20 
Everything    Happens    at   Night- 

F.  .12-18-39 
Everything  for  Sale  if 

REA.  .10-2-21 
Everything    Is     Rhythm- 
AST.  .1939 
Everything   Is   Thunder- 

GB.  .11-20-36 
Everything's    On    Ice- 

RKO.  .9-7-39 
Everything's    Rosie- 

RKO.  .5-24-31 
Everywoman  if  PAR.  .  12-21-19 
Everywoman's    Husband    if 

TRI.  .7-7-18 
Evfordula     ( Hungarian )- 

HUN.  .10-21-37 

Evidence    if    SEZ 6-18-22 

Evidence     if     SWO 9-23-15 

Evidence   if   TRI 1-17-18 

Evidence-WA      10-6-29 

Evil    Eye   if   PAR 1-11-17 

Evil  Thereof  *  PAR..  6-29-16 
Evil  Women  Do  if  BL.  .  9-14-16 
Evolution  if  SEA.  ..  .7-19-25 
Evolution   of  Man   if  AY..  1921 

Ex-Bad     Boy-U 9-27-31 

Ex-Champ-U    5-17-39 

Ex-Flame-TIF     1-25-31 

Ex-Lady- WA      5-13-33 

Ex-Mrs.    Bradford.    The- 

RKO.  .4-23-36 
Exalted   Flapper    (S-SE)- 

F.  .8-11-29 
Excess  Baggage  if 

MGM.  .9-30-28 
Exchange   of   Wives   if 

MG.  .10-18-25 

Exciters     if     PAR 6-10-23 

Excitement     if      U 4-13-24 

Exclusive-PAR      7-22-37 

Exclusive   Rights   if 

PRE.  .1-23-27 
Exclusive     Story-MGM ..  1-18-36 

Excuse    Me   if    MG 8-2-25 

Excuse  Me  if  PAT.  ...  1-6-16 
Excuse   My   Dust  if 

PAR.  .3-28-20 

Exile    if    ART 11-22-17 

Exile     Express-GN 2-8-39 

Exiled   to   Shanghai- 

REP.  .12-13-37 
Exiles     if     F 1923 


Exit  Smiling  if  MGM.  .11-14-26 
Exit  the  Vamp  if  PAR.. 2-5-22 
Expensive    Husbands- 

WA.  .9-9-37 
Expensive  Women-FN.  .  11-15-31 

Experience    if    PAR 8-14-21 

Experiment   Perilous- 

RKO.  .12-1S-44 
Experimental  Marriage  if 

SE.  .3-30-19 

Extra     Girl     if     AE 1-27-34 

Extravagance  *  M....  3-6-21 
Extravagance  if  M .  .  .  .11-16-16 
Extravagance-TIF  ....  12-7-30 
UFA.  .8-9-31 
Exquisite  Sinner  if  MGM.  .1926 
Exquisite    Thief    *    U....1919 

Extortion-COL      5-9-38 

Extra,     Extra-F 2-19-22 

Exposed-EAG      9-24-32 

Exposed-U      11-28-38 

Exposure-CAP     8-20-32 

Express    13     ( German  )- 

Explorer    if    EDK 9-23-15 

Explorers  of  the  World- 

RAS.  .9-6-31 

Expert,      The-WA 2-28-32 

Exploits  of  a  German  Sub- 
marine   if    CBP.  .1-11-20 

Eye    for   Eye   *   M 12-29-18 

Eye    of    Envy    if    HAD..  8-30-17 

Eye    of    God    if    BL 5-25-16 

Eye  of  the  Night  if 

INC.  .7-13-16 
Eyes    of   Julia   Deep   if 

PAT.  .8-11-18 
Eyes  of  Mystery  if  M..  1-24-18 
Eyes    of    the    Desert    if 

SIE. .1926 
Eyes  of  the  Forest  if  F..1924 
Eyes  of  the  Heart  if 

REA.  .11-7-20 
Eyes    of    the   Mummy   if 

PAR.  .1922 
Eyes  of   the  Soul  if 

ART.  .4-27-19 
Eyes    of    the    Totem   if 

PAT.  .5-15-27 
Eyes   of   the  Underworld  if 

U.  .1929 
Eyes  of  the  Underworld-U  1-6-43 
Eyes  of  the  World-UA.  .  8-17-30 
Eyes    of    the   World   if 

CLU.  .7-7-18 

Eyes    of    Truth    if    G 1921 

Eyes  of  Youth  if 

EQU.  .11-16-19 
Eyes    Right    if    GOO 1926 

F  

F.     P.     1-F 9-16-33 

F-Man-PAR      5-5-36 

Fabiola   if   MAR 10-31-20 

Tace   at   the   Window,    The- 

ZIE.  .10-25-40 
Iface    at    Your    Window    if 

F.  .11-14-20 
Pace  Behind  the  Mask,  The 

COL.  .2-10-41 
Face    Behind    the    Scar,    The 

FIA.  .3-13-40 
Face  Between  if  M.... 5-28-22 
Face  in  the  Dark  if  G.  .4-25-18 
Face  in  the  Fog- VIC.  ...  1935 
Face   in   the  Fog  if 

PAR.  .10  15-22 
Face  in  the  Sky-F.  ...  2-18-33 
Face  in  the  World  if 

HOD.  .7-24-21 
Face  on  the  Barroom  Floor 

INV.  .10-14-32 
Face  on  the  Barroom  Floor  if 

F.  .1-7-23 
Face  to  Face  if  AE.  .  .  .10-1-22 

Face   Value    if    BL 1-3-18 

Face    Value    ■*■    STE 1927 

Faces    of    Children    if 

ZAK.  .12-30-28 
Faces  in  the  Fog-REP.  .10-27-44 
Faded    Butterfly    if    SEZ 

283 


.10-19-19 


12-27-17 

.10-7-23 

10-30-27 

12-22-18 

3-26-22 

.8-2-25 

5-26-18 

.2-8-31 

3-26-37 

. .1924 

.2-8-20 

.2-9-19 

4-18-18 

3-20-21 


Faded    Flame   if   IV 8-17-16 

Faded   Tracks    ( German )- 

XX.  .1939 

Fagasa     if     FD 1928 

Faint  Perfume  if   SCH.  .  .  .1925 
Fair   and   Warmer  if 

M. 
Fair   Barbarian   if 

PAR. 
Fair    Cheat    if    FBO. 
Fair    Co-Ed    if    MGM. 
Fair  Enough  if   PAT. 
Fair   Lady   if   UA .  . 
Fair     Play     if     ST. 
Fair  Pretender  if  G. 
Fair     Warning-F . 
Fair     Warning-F . 
Fair    Week    if    PAR. 

Faith    if    F 

Faith    if    M 

Faith  Endurin'  if  TRI. 
Faith  Healer  if  PAR. 
Faith  of  the  Strong  if 

SEZ.  .9-21-19 
Falcon  and  the  Co-eds, 

The-RKO      11-10-43 

Falcon  in  Danger,  The- 
RKO    7-20-43 

Falcon    Strikes   Back, 

The-RKO      3-24-43 

Fallen  Sparrow,  The- 
RKO     8-20-43 

Falcon  in  Hollywood.  The- 
RKO.  .12-6-44 
Falcon    in   Mexico,    The- 
RKO.  .7-31-44 
Falcon   Out   West,   The- 
RKO.  .3-3-44 
Falcon    Takes    Over,    The- 
RKO.  .5-11-42 
Falcon's    Brother,    The- 
RKO.  .10-5-42 
Faithful     Heart-HEL.  .  .8-15-33 

Faithless-MGM      11-19-32 

Faithless    Lover    if 

KRE.  .3-11-28 

Faithless    Sex    if    SIG 1922 

Faker     if     COL 3-10-29 

Fakir    if    PS 

Fall      Guy-RKO 5-25-30 

Fall    In-UA 1942 

Fall  of  a  Nation  if  NF.  .6-15-16 
Fall  of  Babylon  *  GRI.  .7-27-19 

Fall     of     Eve-COL 6-23-29 

Fall  of  the  Romanoffs  if 

WOO.  .10-11-17 
Fallen    Angel    if    F. 
Fallen  Idol  if  F.  .  .  . 
Falling    in    Love-TIM . 
False  Alarm  if  COL. 
False    Ambitions    if 

TRI.  .7-21-18 
False    Brands    if    PSR.  . 3-12-22 

False    Code    *    PAT 1920 

False   Colors   if   PAR 1914 

False     Colors-UA 11-5-43 

Evidence    if    M 1919 

Faces     *     PAR..  2-23-19 

Faces-REP 1943 

Faces-WW 11-3-32 

Feathers    if    ELD .  .  .  1929 
False  Friend  if   BW.  ..  .6-14-17 

False    Friends    *    GOO 1926 

False   Fronts   if   AR 6-11-22 

False    God    if    PAT 10-5-19 

Kisses    if    U 1922 

Madonna-PAR.  .  .  .2-7-32 
Pretenses-CHE .  .  10-25-35 

Rapture-FIA 1940 

False   Road   if   PAR 5-16-20 

False    Trail    if    PS 1924 

False  Uniforms    (S-SE)- 

AM.  .11-23-32 

False    Women    if    AYC 1921 

Fame    and    Fortune    if 

F.  .8-25-18 
Familienparade    ( German )- 

XX.  .3-30-37 
Familjen    Andersson 

(Swedish) -SCA.  .1-26-39 
Familjen  Som  Var  En  Karusel 
( Swedish )-SC A.  .6-1-37 


.7-28-18 
.10-26-19 
.10-19-36 
.11-28-26 


False 
False 
False 
False 
False 


False 
False 
False 
False 


CARLOS  RAMIREZ 


"ANCHORS  AWEIGH" 

THRILL  OF  A  ROMANCE" 

"TWO  GIRLS  AND  A 
SAILOR" 

"BATHING    BEAUTY" 


Management 

Wm.    Morris   Agency 


SAM  MY 
FAIN 


Composer 
'I'LL  BE  SEEING  YOU' 


Under  Contract  to 
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 


284 


Family  Affair,  A-MGM .  .  4-22-37 

Family  Closet  *  AE 9-25-21 

Family  Cupboard  if 

WO.  .10-14-15 
Family  Honor  if  FN....  5-2-20 
Family  Honor  *  PBW.  .4-12-17 
Family    Hummel     ( German )- 

XX. .1939 
Family    Next   Door,    The- 

U.  .4-14-39 
Family   Schinek    ( German )- 

XX      1939 

Family    Secret    if    U 6-8-24 

Family  Skeleton  if  INC.  .3-21-18 

Family    Stain    if    F 1916 

Family     Tree    if    M 1919 

Family    Upstairs    if    F.. 7-26-26 
Famous  Fergruson   Case- 

FN.  .4-24-32 
Famous    Mrs.    Fair    if 

M.  .3-11-23 

Fan   Fan  if  F 11-34-18 

Fanatics    ■£    TRI 1917 

Fancy   Baggage    (PT)- 

WA .  .3-17-29 
Fang:  and  Claw-RKO.  !  i2-21-35 
Fang-s  of  Destiny  if  U.  .12-17-27 
Fangs   of   Fate   if 

PAT.  .6-24-28 
Fang-s    of    Justice    if 

BIS.  .2-6-27 
Fang-s  of  the  Wild  if 

FBO.  .1-15-28 
Fang-s   of   the   Wolf  if 

ARC.  .1924 
Fanny     Elssler     ( German )- 

UFA.  .12-30-37 
Fanny    Foley    Herself- 

RKO.  .10-25-31 
Fanny    Hawthorne   if 

EXP.  .11-17-29 

Fantasia-RKO    11-14-40 

Fantomas-DUW      3-13-34 

Far     Call      (S-SE)-F 6-16-29 

Far     Cry     if     FN 2-28-26 

Far  From  the  Madding-  Crowd  ■£ 
MT.  .6-29-16 
Far    Western    Trails    if 

AI. .1929 

Farewell     Agrain-UA 1937 

Farewell    to    Arms- 

PAR.  .12-10-32 
Farewell.  My  Lovely  (Murder, 

My  Sweet) -RKO.  .12-8-44 
Farg-o     Express- WOW.  ..  .3-1-33 

Farg-o     Kid-RKO 1940 

Farmer  in  the  Dell,  The- 

RKO .  .  3-7-36 
Farmer    Takes     a    Wife- 

F.  .6-11-35 
Farmer's     Daugrhter,     The- 

PAR.  .2-13-40 
Farmer's    Daugrhter    if 

F.. 11-11-28 
Farmer's    Wife,    The   if 

UED.  .1-12-30 
Fascinatinr  Youth  if 

PAR.  .3-7-26 

Fascination    if    M 4-23-22 

Fascination-POP     4-10-32 

Fashion    Madness   if 

COL.  .2-26-28 
Fashion  Row  if  M....  12-2-23 
Fashionable    Fakirs    if 

FBO. .1923 
Fashions   for  Women  if 

PAR.  .4-10-27 
Fashions  in  Love-PAR ..  7-7-29 
Fashions  of  1934-FN.  .  1-9-34 
Fast    and    Fearless    if 

ARC.  .10-12-24 
Fast  and  Furious  if  U.  .7-10-27 
Fast    and    Furious- 

MGM.  .10-20-39 
Fast  and  Loose-PAR .  .  .11-30-30 
Fast     and     Loose-MGM.  .  2-17-39 


Fast  Bullets-REB. 
Fast  Companions-U.  . 
Fast  Company  if  BL. 
Fast  Company-PAR.  . 
Fast     Company-MGM. 


2-24-36 
.  .1932 
3-28-18 
10-6-29 
6-30-38 


Fast  Frelgrht  if  RA 1926 

Fast     Life-FN 10-27-29 

Fast     Life-MGM 12-24-32 

Fast    Mail    if    F 7-9-22 

Fast    Set    if    PAR 11-23-24 

Fst     Workers-MGM      ...3-18-33 

Fast     Workers-U 9-28-24 

Fatal    Card    *    PAR 10-7-16 

Fatal    Hour-MOP 1-24-40 

Fatal    Hour    if    M 10-31-20 

Fatal     Lady -PAR 5-19-36 

Fatal    Plung-e    if    ARC 1924 

Fatal    30    if    PAC 1927 

Fate   of   a  Flirt  if  COL.  .  .1926 
Fate's  Boomerang-  -fc 

WO.  .5-25-16 
Fate's  Stepchild    (Frencn)- 

XX.  .1938 

Fated    Hour    if    CIE 4-19-17 

Father  and  the  Boys  if  U.  .1915 
Father    and    Son    if 

MT.  .7-27-16 
Father  and  Son    (PT)- 

COL.  .6-9-29 
Father     Brown,     Detective- 

PAR.  .1-18-35 
Father    Is    a    Prince-WA .  .  1940 

Father     O'Flynn-HOB 1-3-39 

Father  of  Men  if  VIT.  .7-13-16 
Father  of   the  Country 

(Italian) -XX.  .1938 
Father  Steps  Out-MOP.  .7-30-41 
Father   Takes    a   Wife- 

RKO.  .7-17-41 

Father    Tom    if    AP 1922 

Father's      Son-FN 11-16-30 

Father's      Son-WA 2-17-41 

Fatherhood    if    U 1915 

Fatty  &  Broadway  Stars  if 

TRI.  .12-16-15 
Fatty    and    Mabel   Adrift   if 

TRI.  .2-3-16 

Faust     *     MGM 12-12-26 

Favor  to  a  Friend  *  M.  .  .1919 
Favorite    Fool    if    TRI..  10-7-15 

Fazil      ( S-SE)  -F 6-10-28 

Fear   Bound   if   VIT 1925 

Fear  Fighter  if  RA 10-11-25 

Fear  Market  *   REA.  ..  1-11-20 

Fear  Not  if  BUT 11-29-17 

Fear    of    Poverty    if 

PAT.  .9-7-16 
Fear  Women  if  G.... 7-13-19 
Fearless  Lover  if  PFT.  . 8-2-25 
Fearless  Rider  if  U....  1-29-28 
Feast  of  Life  if  WO..  5-4-16 
Feather,  The  (S-SE) -UA.  .  1929 
Feather  in  Her  Hat,  A- 

COL.  .10-25-35 
Feathertop  if  GAU.  .  .4-20-16 
Federal  Ag-ent-REP.  .  .  .4-14-36 
Federal  Bullets-MOP.  .10-26-37 
Federal  Fug"itives-PRC.  .  5-9-41 
Federal  Man-Hunt-REP.  .1-10-39 

Fedora     if     PAR 7-28-18 

Feel    My   Pulse   if   PAR.. 3-4-28 

Feet     First-PAR 11-2-30 

Feet   of   Clay  if  RAL 1917 

Feet  of  Clay  if  PAR 9-28-20 

Fehervari   Huszarok 

(Hungarian) -DAN.  .9-21-39 

Felix   O'Day  if  PAT 9-12-20 

Female    if    PAR 9-7-24 

Female-FN      11-4-33 

Female     Fugitive-MOP.  .4-15-38 
Female  of   the  Species  if 

INC.  .12-21-16 
Feminine   Touch.    The- 

MGM.  .9-15-41 
Ferien  vom  Ich   ( German  )- 

UFA.  .4-2-35 
Festival    of    the    Dove 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1938 
Fettered    Woman    if 

TRI.  .11-8-17 
Feu    Mathias   Pascal 

(French) -FRM.  .11-19-37 

Feud    if    F 1920 

Feud    Girl    if    PAR 5-18-16 

Feud   of   the  West-DIV.  .5-19-36 
Feud    Woman    if    PIZ....1928 

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Feud  Woman  if  SIE....1826 
Fiat  Voluntas  Dei    ( Italian )- 

NUO.  .7-7-36 

Fibbers   if   ES 10-18-17 

Fickle  Woman  if  SCW.  .8-16-20 
Fiddlin'    Buckaroo-U.  ..  12-20-33 

Fidelity     if     AY 1922 

Fidlovacka     (Czechoslovakian)- 

DRK.  .7-5-31 
Field  of  Honor  if  U.  .6-21-17 
Fields    of    Honor   if   G.  .  1-24-18 

Fiesta-UA      1941 

Fiesta-UA    1-2-42 

15     Maiden     Lane-F.  ...  9-29-36 

Fifteen    Wives-INV 7-17-34 

Fifth  Avenue  if  PDC.  . 2-28-26 
Fifth    Avenue    Girl- 

RKO.  .8-22-39 
Fifth    Avenue    Models   if 

U.  .1-18-26 
Fifty  Candles  if  HOD...  1-8-22 
Fifty  Fathoms  Deep- 

COL.  .8-16-31 
Fifty-Fifty   if  FAT.  ...  10-19-16 

Fifty-Fifty    *     AE 8-2-25 

Fifty-Fifty  Girl  * 

PAR.  .5-20-28 
Fifty  Million  Frenchmen- 

WA.  .3-29-31 
Fifty   Roads   to   Town- 

F.  .3-29-37 

52nd     Street-UA 11-17-37 

$50,000    Reward   if   ELF..  1924 

Fig:    Leaves    if    F 7-11-26 

Fig-aro     *     FF 12-1-29 

Figaro  E  la  Sua  Gran  Giornata- 

PIT.  .10-30-33 
Fig-aro's   Best  Day    (Italian) - 

KIT. .1935 
Fig-ht    for   Honor   if 

PFT. .1924 
Figrht  for  Life-COL.  .  .3-18-40 
Fig-ht  for  Love  if  U.... 3-9-19 
Fig-ht    for   Matterhorn    if 

UED.  .8-4-29 
Figrht  for  Peace- WAW.  .4-19-38 
Fig-ht   for   Your  Lady- 

RKO.  .9-28-37 
Fig-ht  to  Finish  if  COL...  1926 
Fig-ht   to   the   Finish,   A- 

COL.  .7-1-37 

Figrhter    <£-    SEZ 8-21-21 

Fig-htin'  Mad  if  M.  ...  10-30-21 
Fig-htin'   Redhead  * 

FBO.  .11-11-28 
Fighting  American  if  U.  .6-1-24 
Fig-hting-  Back  if  TRI..  11-1-17 
Fig-hting-  Bill  Farg-o-U.  .  .5-21-42 
Fig-htingr  Blade  if  FN..  10-1-23 
Fig-hting-    Blood    if    F... 3-2-16 

Fig-hting-    Bob    if    M 1915 

Fig-hting-  Boob  if  FBO... 6-2-26 
Fig-hting-  Breed  if  AY..  8-14-21 
Fig-hting-  Buckaroo-COL.  .4-8-43 
Fig-hting-  Buckaroo  if  F.  .4-25-36 
Fig-htingr  Caballero-FD.  .  .1935 
Fig-hting-  Caravans-PAR.  .  .2-1-31 
Fig-hting-    Champ.     The 

MOP.  .12-10-32 
Fig-hting-  Chance  if 

PAR.  .7-25-20 
Fig-htingr   Cheat   if   ARC...  1926 

Fig-htingr     Code-COL 1-10-34 

Fig-hting-    Colleen    if 

VIT.  .11-16-19 
Fig-hting-    Comeback    if 

PAT.  .4-17-27 
Fig-hting-   Courage  if 

DAV.  .7-5-25 
Fig-hting    Coward    if 

PAR.  .3-23-24 
Fighting-  Coward-VIC ....  1935 
Fig-hting:   Cressy   if 

PAT.  .12-14-19 
Fig-hting  Cub  *  TRU.  .  8-9-25 
Fighting    Demon    if 

FBO.  .5-24-25 
Fighting  Destiny  if 

VIT.  .3-30-19 
Fighting  Devil  Dogs-REP.  .  1943 


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Fighting  Eagle  if 

PAT.  .8-28-17 

Fighting:    Edge    if    WA 1926 

Fighting  Failure  if 

HPI.  .2-13-27 
Fighting  Fate  *  RA  .  .  1  -17-20 
Fighting    Fool,    The- 

COL.  .3-27-32 
Fighting  Frontier-RKO.  .2-18-43 
Fighting  for  Gold  *  F..1919 
Fighting    for    Justice- 

COL.  .5-17-33 
Fighting    for    Love    if 

RED.  .1-11-17 
Fighting  for  the  Fatherland  if 

WW.  .9-1-29 
Fighting  Fury  if  U ...  .7-27-24 
Fighting     Gentleman,     The- 

FRE.  .10-4-32 
Fighting  Gob  if  AY....  1926 
Fighting  Grin  if  BL.  .  1-17-18 
Fighting  Gringo  if  U....1917 
Fighting    Gringo,    The- 

RKO.  .11-28-39 
Fighting  Guide  if  V1T..1922 
Fighting    Heart    *    F..  10-4-25 

Fighting     Hero-STI 7-17-34 

Fighting   Hombre  if 

FBO. .1927 
Fighting  Lady-ROY.  ..  .4-16-35 
Fighting  Lady,  The-F  ..  12-20-44 
Fighting  Legion    (PT)- 

U.  .3-16-30 
Fighting  Love  if  PDC.  5-29-27 
Fighting  Lover  if  U....1921 
Fighting    Luck    if    RA....1926 

Fighting    Mad    *    U 1917 

Fighting    Mad-TTF 1931 

Fighting    Mad-MOP 1939 

Fighting    Marine    if   PAT..  1926 
Fighting    Marshal,     The- 

COL.  .2-28-32 
Fighting  Odds  if  G....  10-4-17 
Fighting  Parson-ALI ....  8-2-33 
Fighting  Peacemaker  if  U.  .  1926 
Fighting  Pilot,  The-AJ.  .  2-14-35 
Fighting  Pioneer-RES.  .5-21-35 
Fighting  President-U ...  .4-8-33 
Fighting  Rangers-COL.  .4-12-34 
Fighting  Rookie-MAY.  .  .7-13-34 
Fighting  Roosevelts  if 

FN.  .1-26-19 
Fighting  Seabees,  The- 

REP.  .1-19-44 
Fighting  Sap  if  FBO....  1924 
Fighting     69th,     The- 

WA.  .1-5-40 
Fighting  Shadows-COL.  .  5-17-35 
Fighting  Shepherdess  if 

FN.  .4-3-20 
Fighting  Sheriff  if  IND.  .5-17-25 
Fighting  Sheriff-COL.  ..  6-28-31 
Fighting  Stallion  if  GOO..  1926 
Fighting  Stranger  if  CAN.  .1921 
Fighting  Streak  if  F.. 4-30-22 
Fighting    Terror    if 

SYN.  .12-8-29 
Fighting  Texans-MOP.  .7-26-33 
Fighting   the   Flames  if 

COL.  .8-23-25 
Fighting  the  White  Slave 

Traffic     (PT)-BER.  .  19?.» 
Fighting  Thoroughbreds- 

REP.  .1-16-39 
Fighting  Through-KEN.  .8-29-34 
Fighting   Through   if 

HOD.  .1-19-19 
Fighting   Thorobreds   if 

RA.  .1926 
Fighting  Three  if  U....  5-1-27 
Fighting    Trooper- 

AMB.  .11-21-34 
Fighting   Tylers   *   PAT.  ..1924 

Fighting   Youth-U 11-2-35 

Figurehead    if    SEZ.  ..  .6-20-20 
Figures  Don't  Lie  if 

PAR.  .1-15-28 

File     113-HOL 2-21-32 

Filleres    Gyoers-XX     1933 

Filling  His  Own  Shoes  if 

ES.  .6-21-17 


2-10-16 

2-28-32 
2-20-27 
.8-1-36 


.5-28-22 
.9-28-24 
. . .1921 
.3-11-28 
.8-16-25 
.6-19-21 
.9-5-26 


.2-1-31 
.  .  .1928 
.5-29-27 

.1-2-27 


Film  Parade    (S-SE)- 

BLC.  .12-20-33 
Filming  of  the  Golden  Eagle  if 

XX  1929 
Final  Closeup  if  PAR..  6-1-19 
Final  Curtain  if  RLE.. 

Final    Edition-COL 

Final     Extra    *     HTM. 

Final    Hour,    The-COL.. 

Final   Judgment  if  M.. 10-28-15 

Final    Melody,    The 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1939 
Final  Payment  if  F .  .  .  .6-14-17 
Find  the  Blackmailer- 

WA     10-19-43 

Find  the  Witness-COL.  .  5-1-37 
Find  the  Woman  if  VIT.  .6-9-18 
Find    the    Woman    if 

PAR. 
Find  Your  Man  if  WA  .  . 
Finders  Keepers  if  PI . 
Finders  Keepers  if  U . 
Fine  Clothes  if  FN .  .  . 
Fine  Feathers  if  M .  .  . 
Fine  Manners  if  PAR. 
Finger  of  Justice  if  ARW.  .1919 

Finger     Points-FN 3-29-31 

Finger  Prints  if  HYP...  1923 
Finger  Prints  if  WA..  1-16-27 
Fingers    at    the    Window- 

MGM.  .3-18-42 
Finishing  School-RKO.  .  .4-6-34 
Finn  and  Hattie-PAR. 
Finnegan's  Ball  if  FD.  . 
Fire  and  Steel  if  ELB. 
Fire    Brigade    if    MGM . 

Fire    Bride    if    FBO 1922 

Fire    Cat    if    U 2-20-21 

Fire   Eater   if   U 12-25-21 

Fire   Flingers   if   U 4-6-19 

Fire   on   the  Ocean 

(German) -XX.  .1940 
Fire  Over  England-UA.  .  1-14-37 
Fire    Patrol   if    CHA.  ...  5-25-24 

Firebird- WA      11-15-34 

Firebrand     if     F 6-9-18 

Firebrand     *     GOL 1923 

Firebrand    Jordan-PIF 8-3-30 

Firebrand  Trevision  if  F.  7-18-20 
Firebrands    of  Arizona- 

REP.  .1944 

Fired   Wife-U 8-31-43 

Firefly,     The-MGM 9-2-37 

Firefly   of  France  if 

PAR.  .7-14-18 
Firefly  of  Tough  Luck  if 

TRI.  .10-18-17 

Fireman    if    MT 6-8-16 

Fireman   Save   My   Child- 

FN.  .2-21-32 
Fireman   Save  My  Child  if 

PAR.  .10-16-27 
Fires  of  Conscience  if  F..1916 
Fires  of  Fate  if  PAR..  5-11-19 
Fires  of  Fate-POP  ....4-4-33 
Fires  of  Rebellion  if  BL.  .7-5-17 

Fires   of   Youth  if  FN 1920 

Fires     of     Youth-W 1931 

Fires  of  Youth-PAT.  .  .5-31-17 
Firetrap,  The-EMP.  ...  11-26-35 
Firing  Line  if  PAR ....  7-13-19 
Firm    of   Girdlestone   if 

VIT.  .10-19-16 

First    a    Girl-GB 1935 

First     Aid-WW 7-12-31 

First     Auto    if    WA 8-14-27 

First     Baby,     The-F.  ..  .4-14-36 

First    Born    if    RC 2-6-21 

First  Comes  Courage- 

COL     9-10-43 

First    Degree    if    .U 1923 

First    Hundred    Years- 

MGM.  .2-14-38 
First    Kiss    if    PAR.  ...  8-26-28 

First     Lady-WA      9-3-37 

First  Law  if  PAT.  ..  .7-21-18 
First  Love  if  PAR.  .  .  .12-25-21 

First    Love-U 11-3-39 

First    Night    if    TIF 3-6-27 

First     Offenders-COL 1939 

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First  Unit  Programme  if 

IFC.  .5-11-19 
First  Woman  if  FBO.. 4-23-22 
First     World     War-F ....  11-8-34 

First  Year  if  F 1-10-26 

First     Year-F 8-4-32 

Fisherman  of  Posillipo    (S-SE)- 

ARB.  .11-25-28 
Fisherman's  Wharf-RKO.  .3-1-39 

Fit    for    a    King-RKO 9-1-37 

Fit    to    Win    if    USP 4-13-19 

Five  and  Ten-MGM ...  .7-12-31 
Five  and  Ten-Cent  Annie 

(S-SE)-WA.  .9-16-28 
Five  Came  Back-RKO.  .  6-12-39 
Five  Days  to  Live  if 

FBO.  .1-15-22 
Five   Dollar   Baby    if   M .  .  6-4-22 

Five  Dollar  Plate  if  PS 

Five  Faults  of  Flo  if 

MT.  .1-13-16 

Five  Graves  to  Cairo-PAR  5-4-43 

Five     Little     Peppers     and     How 

They     Grew-COL.  .  11-28-39 

Five  Little  Peppers  at  Home- 

COL.  .4-10-40 

Five   Little   Peppers   in   Trouble- 

COL.  .11-15-40 

Five    Millionen    Suchen    Einen 

Erben     ( German )  -UFA .  .  1939 

Five  of  a  Kind-F 10-14-38 

Five  Star  Final-FN.  ...  9-13-31 
Five  Thousand  an  Hour  if 

M.  .12-1-18 
3(5,000  Reward  •*■  BL.. 5-12-18 
Five  Year  Plan  if  AM .  .  6-7-31 
Fixed   by   George   if    ..10-31-20 

Fixer     Dugan-RKO 5-29-39 

Fizessen  Nagysad   ( Hungarian )- 

HUN.  .6-14-37 

Flame     if     STL 2-6-21 

Flame  of  Desire  if  F..  .1925 
Flame  of  Hellgate  if  RC..1920 
Flame    of    New    Orleans- 

U.  .4-24-41 

Flame  of  Life  if  U 1-14-23 

Flame  of  Love-BI 11-2-30 

Flame  of  Passion  if 

TER.  .10-21-15 
Flame    of    Passion    if 

IND.  .1-14-23 
Flame   of   the   Argentine   if 

FBO.  .8-15-26 
Flame   of   the  Desert  if 

G.  .11-9-19 
Flame  of  the  Yukon  if 

TRI.  .7-19-17 
Flame   of   the   Yukon   if 

PDC.  .7-11-26 
Flame  of  Youth  if  F.  .12-12-20 
Flame   of   Youth   if   U.. 6-28-17 
Flame   Within,   The- 
MGM.  .6-1-35 

Flames     if     AE 8-29-26 

Flames-MOP      8-26-32 

Flames    of    Chance    if 

TRI.  .1-17-18 
Flames  of  Johannes  if 

LUB.  .4-20-16 
Flames   of   the  Flesh  if 

F.  .12-28-19 
Flames   on    the   Volga  if 

AM.  .1929 
Flaming  Barriers  if 

PAR.  .2-3-24 
Flaming  Clue  *  VIT.  .  .4-18-20 
Flaming    Forest    if 

MGM.  .11-28-26 
Flaming    Forties    if 

PDC.  .2-25-25 
Flaming  Frontier  if  U.  .4-11-26 
Flaming  Fury  if  FBO..  1926 
Flaming     Gold  RKO.  ...  1-18-34 

Flaming     Guns-U 6-17-33 

Flaming  Hour  if  U.  .  .  .12-31-22 
Flaming  Omen  if  VIT.. 11-1-17 
Flaming    Signal-INV.  ..  .5-25-33 

Flaming  Sword  if  M 1915 

Flaming    Waters    if 

FBO.  .1-31-26 
Flaming  Youth  if  FN.  .11-18-23 


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Flapper  *  SEZ 5-23-20 

Flapper  Wives  *  SEZ... 5-4-24 
Flare-Up  Sal  *  PAR..  2-14-18 
Flash  of   an   Emerald  if 

WO.  .10-21-15 
Flash  of  Fate  *  U..  2-28-18 
Flash   of   the  Forest  if 

PIZ. .1928 
Flashing-  Fangs  if  FBO.,1926 
Flashing-  Spurs  if  FBO.  .1-11-25 

Flashlight    if    BL 5-10-17 

Flattery   if   CHA 10-26-24 

Fleet's     In     *     PAR 10-7-28 

Fleet's   In.    The-PAR  ....  1-19-42 

Fleetwing-     if     F 7-8-2:i 

Flesh-MGM    12-20-32 

Flesh    and   Blood  if 

CUM.  .8-27-22 
"-Mesh   and   the  Devil   if 

MGM.  .1-16-27 
Flesh  and  Fantasy-U.  .  .  .9-17-43 
Flesh  and  Spirit  *  LBR.  .  .1922 
Flickorna  Fran    Gamla    Stan- 
Unknown.  .12-28-34 

Flight-COL      9-22-29 

Flight     Angels-WA 5-29-40 

Flight     at    Midnight- 

REP.  .8-28-39 
Flight    Command- 

MGM.  .12-23-40 
Flight  for  Freedom-RKO.  .2-4-43 
Flight    from    Destiny- 

WA.  .1-3-41 
Flight  from  Glory-RKO  .  .  9-17-37 
Flight  Into  Darkness   ( French  )- 

KAS.  .10-27-38 
Flight    into    Fame- 

COL.  .12-21-38 
Flight  into  Nowhere- 

COL.  .5-20-38 
Flight  Lieutenant-COL.  .6-29-42 
Flight  of  the  Duchess  if 

MT.  .3-9-16 

Flirt     if     U 12-31-22 

Flirt     if     BL 4-6-16 

FJirtation-FD      1935 

Flirtation  Walk -FN  .  .  .  .11-2-34 
Flirting    Widow,    The- 

FN..  8-3-30 
Flirting    With    Danger- 

MOP.  .11-13-34 
Flirting    With    Death    if 

BL. .1917 
Flirting   With   Fate   if 

FAT.  .6-29-16 
Flirting    With    Fate- 

MGM.  .12-16-38 
Flirting   With    Love   if 

FN.  .8-24-24 
Floating    College    if    TIF..  1928 

Flood-COL     5-3-31 

Floodgates    if    LOW 3-2-24 

Floor  Below  if  G.... 3-14-18 
Floorwalker  if  MT.  ...  5-11-16 
Florentine  Dagger,   The- 

WA.  .4-26-35 

Florian-MGM      4-1-40 

Florida  Enchantment  if  VIT... 
Florida  Special-PAR.  .  .4-21-36 
Florodora    Girl,    The- 

MGM.  .6-1-30 
Flower   of   Doom   if 

RED.  .4-12-17 
Flower    of    Faith    if 

SGE.  .9-21-16 
Flower   of   Night   if 

PAR.  .10-25-25 
Flower  of  No  Man's  Land  if 

M.  .7-6-16 
Flower   of   the  Dusk   if 

M.  .9-1-18 
Flower  of  the  North  if 

VIT.  .1-22-22 
Flowers   from   Nice 

(German) -XX.  .1939 
.8-28-40 
.3-16-24 
10-15-34 
.7-12-37 
.1-19-42 
.6-20-18 


Flying    Blind-PAR 8-20-41 

Flying    Buckaroo    if 

PAT.  .11-11-28 

Flying     Cadets-U 10-15-41 

Flying   Colors   *   Till ...  0-13-17 

Flying    Cow    *    U 1928 

Flying     Devils-RKO.  .  .  .8-26-33 
Flying  Down   to  Rio- 

RKO.  .12-20-33 
Flying   Deuces,  The- 

RKO.  .10-10-39 
Flying  Dutchman  if 

FBO.  .7-29-23 
Flying    Feet     (S-SE)- 

MGM.  .2-17-29 


Flying 
Flying 

Flying 
Flying 
Flying 
Flyin 


Fists-TRC.  .  . 
Fool-PAT.  .  . 

Fool-BI 

Fortress-WA .  . 
High    if    LUM 
High-MGM . 


-25-38 

-25-29 

10-18-31 

9-21-42 

2-27-27 

2-13-31 

.  .1925 

9-19-26 

.12-16-36 


Flowing    Gold-WA. 
Flowing  Gold  if  FN 
Fluechtlinge-UFA 
Fly-Away     Baby-WA 
Fly    by    Night-PAR. 
Fly    God    if    TRI.. 


Flying  Hoofs  if  U .  .  . 
Flying  Horseman  if  1 
Flying  Hostess-U .  .  .  . 
Flying   Irishman,   The 

RKO.  .3-17-39 

Flying     Lariats-BIF 1931 

Flying    Luck    if    PAT.  .  11-13-27 

Flying    Mail    if    AE 1926 

Flying  Marine   (PT)- 

COL.  .8-25-29 
Flying  Pat  if  PAR.  .  .  .12-26-20 
Flying  Romeos  if  FN.  .4-8-28 
Flying    Thru     *    DAV....1921 

Flying  Tigers-REP 9-23-42 

Flying  Torpedo  if  FAT.  .3-16-16 
Flying   U   Ranch  if 

FBO.  .11-6-27 

Flying     Wild-MOP 4-17-41 

Flying    With    Music-UA.  .  .  .  1942 
Flying   With    the    Marines    if 

BPI.  .6-30-18 

Foeh    (French)-MOD 1938 

Fog-COL    1-6-34 

Fog  if  M 7-1-23 

Fog    Bound    *     PAR.  ...  6-3-23 
Fog     Over    Frisco-FN ....  6-7-34 

Folies     Bergere-UA 2-20-35 

Follies  Girl-PRC 1943 

Follies   Girl   *   TRI 1918 

Follies   of   Desire   if 

RED.  .8-10-16 

Follow   the  Band-U o-3-43 

Follow    the    Boys-U 3-27-44 

Follow    the    Fleet-RKO.  .2-19-36 

Follow    the    Girl    if    U 1917 

Follow    the   Leader-MOP.  .  O-S-44 
Follow   the   Leader-  ( reviewed   as 
Manhattan     Mary)- 

PAR.  .10-12-30 

Follow     Thru-PAR 9-14-30 

Follow   Your   Heart- 

REP.  .8-11-36 
Follow   Your   Hunch    if 

FBO. .1927 
Folly   of  Revenge  if 

NOL.  .7-27-16 

Folly   of   Vanity  *   F 2-8-25 

Food  for   Scandal   if 

REA.  .10-31-20 
Food    Gamblers    if    TRI..  8-9-17 

Fool    if    F 5-10-25 

Fool  and  His  Money  if 

SEZ.  .4-25-20 
Fool  and  His  Money  if 

SR. .1925 
Fool  There  Was  if  F.. 7-23-22 
Fool's  Awakening  if  MG.  .2-3-24 
Fool's  Gold  if  ARW.  ..  .5-4-19 
Fool's  Highway  if  U....  3-9-24 
Fool's  Paradise  ■£•  IV..  2-10-16 
Fool's  Paradise  if 

PAR.  .12-11-21 
Fool's  Revenge  if  F.  .  .  .2-24-16 
Fools  and  Riches  if  U.  .5-20-23 
Fools  and  Their  Money  if 

M.  .6-22-19 
Fools  First  if  FN ....  8-13-22 
Fools  for  Luck  if  ES .  .  10-4-17 
Fools  for  Luck  if 

PAR.  .6-17-28 

289 


Fools    for    Scandal- 

WA.  .3-29-38 
Fools    in    the   Dark   if 

FBO.  .7-20-24 
Fools    of    Fashion    if 

TIF. .1926 
Fools  of  Fortune  if  AR.  .8-20-22 
Foolish  Age  if  FBO.  .  .  .10-9-21 
Foolish    Matrons    if 

APR.  .7-3-21 
Foolish  Monte  Carlo  if 

FBO. .1922 
F'oolish  Parents  if  AE  (reviewed 
as  "What's  a  Child's  Worth") 
6-17-23 
Foolish  Twins  if  LBR.  .  .  .1922 
Foolish  Virgin  if  CBC.  .12-14-24 
Foolish    Wives    if    U....  1-15-22 

Footfalls     if     F      9-18-21 

Footlight  Fever-RKO.  .3-26-41 
Footlight  Glamour-COL.  .  .  .1943 
Footlight  Parade-WA.  .9-30-33 
Footlight   Ranger   if  F..  1-21-23 

Footlight  Serenade-F 7-8-42 

Footlights    if    PAR 10-9-21 

Footlights  and  Fate  if 

VIT.  .8-24-16 
Footlights    and    Fools 

FN.  .11-17-29 
Footlights   and   Shadows   if 

SEZ.  .2-15-20 
Footloose   Heiress,    The- 

WA.  .10-13-37 
Footloose    Widows    if 

WA.  .7-18-26 
Footsteps  in  the  Dark- 

WA.  .3-4-41 
Footsteps  in  the  Night- 

INV.  .5-10-33 
For  A  Woman's  Fair  Name  if 

VIT.  .2-24-16 
For  a  Woman's  Honor  if 

MT.  .9-28-19 
For    Alimony    Only    if 

PDC.  .10-31-26 
For    Another    Woman    if 

RAY.  .1924 
For  Beauty's  Sake-F.  .  6-26-41 
For  Better,  For  Worse  if 

ART.  .5-4-19 
For  Big  Stakes  if  F..  6-25-22 
For  Buen  Camino   (Spanish)  - 

XX.  .7-7-36 
For  Duty's  Sake   ( Chinese )- 

XX.  1938 
For  France  *  VIT.  ..  .9-27-17 
For  Freedom  if  F.  ...  12-29-18 
For    Heaven's    Sake    if 

PAR.  .4-11-26 
For  Her  Sake    ( Swedish)  - 

MAL.  .11-16-30 
For    Her    People    if 

CAP.  .1-30-27 
For  His  Sake  if  ZER....1922 
For    Husbands    Only    if 

WEB.  .5-19-11 
For   Ladies    Only   if 

COL.  .10-16-27 

For    Liberty    if   F 1-24-18 

For  Love  of  You-CEL.  .  12-9-35 
For   Love  or  Money- 

BD.  .7-26-34 
For  Love  or  Money-U.  .  5-8-39 
For  Me  and  My  Gal-MGM  .9-9-42 

For     Sale     if    PAT 6-2-18 

For     Sale     *     FN 6-22-24 

For  the  Defense-PAR.  .  7-20-30 
For  the  Defense  if 

PAR.  .3-16-16 
For  the  Freedom  of  Ireland  if 

CRA. .1921 

For  the  Freedom  of   the  East  if 

G.  .1919 

For  the  Freedom  of  the  World  it 

G.  .1-17-18 

For  the  Love  of  a  Woman  if 

M.  .9-9-15 
For  the  Love  of  Lil- 

COL.  .11-30-30 
For   the   Love   of   Mike  if 

FN.  .9-4-27 


For  the  Service-U 5-19-36 

For  the  Soul  of  Rafael  if 

EQU.  .5-30-20 
For    the    Term    of    His    Natural 
Life     *      AUS..  6-16-29 
For  Those   We   Love  if 

G.  .12-4-21 

For    Valor    if    TRI 11-22-17 

For  Whom  the  Bell  Tolls- 

PAR     7-15-43 

For  Wives  Only  if  PDC.  .1-9-27 
For  Woman's  Favor  if 

LBR.  .10-12-24 
For  Tou.  My  Boy  if 

ROU.  .4-29-23 
For  Your  Daughter's  Sake  if 

JW.  .1922 

Forbidden-COL    1-17-32 

Forbidden   *   U 1-18-20 

Forbidden    Adventure    if 

MT.  .12-9-15 
Forbidden     Adventure- 

MAQ.  .2-19-38 
Forbidden    Cargo    if 

FBO.  .4-26-25 
Forbidden  City  *  SE  .  .  10-13-18 
Forbidden   Company- 

INV.  .7-1-32 
Forbidden    Fire    if 

REE.  .3-23-19 
Forbidden    Fruit    if    PAR 

1-30-21 
Forbidden  Fruit  •  IV  .  .  2-24-16 
Forbidden    Grass    if 

RAL.  .10-28-28 
Forbidden  Heaven-REP.  .  .1936 
Forbidden  Hours  + 

MGM.  .7-29-28 
Forbidden  Love  if  PAT.  .9-30-28 
Forbidden  Love  if 

WIS.  .4-10-21 
Forbidden  Lover  if  SEZ  .  .  .  1923 
Forbidden  Music-WO    .  .  12-28-38 

Forbidden    Path    *    F 1918 

Forbidden  Paths  if 

PAR.  .6-28-17 
Forbidden    Paradise   if 

PAR.  .11-30-24 
Forbidden  Room  if  F....1919 
Forbidden   Territory- 

HOB.  .11-21-38 
Forbidden    Thing    if 

APR.  .11-21-20 
Forbidden   Trail    if 

COS  12-1-29 
Forbidden  Trail-COL.  '.'.  4^10-33 
Forbidden  Trails  if  AI.  .  .  .1928 
Forbidden  Trails  if  F .  .  5-23-20 
Forbidden  Trails-MOP.  .  .  .  1941 
Forbidden   Valley  if 

PAT.  .10-10-20 

Forbidden     Valley-U 5-2-38 

Forbidden  Waters  if 

PDC.  .5-2-26 
Forbidden  Woman  if 

EQU.  .2-29-20 
Forbidden    Women    if 

PAT.  .10-30-27 
Forced  Landing-PAR.  ..  .7-3-41 
Forced     Landing-REP.  .11-26-35 

Foreign  Agent-MOP 9-21-42 

Foreign    Correspondent- 

UA.  .8-29-40 
Foreign    Devils    if 

MGM.  .4-15-28 
Foreign  Legion  if  U.... 7-1-28 
Forest    Havoc   if    ELB.. 2-20-27 

Forest   King   if   PSR 1922 

Forest  People  of  Siberia  if 

AM.  .10-13-29 
Forest   Rangers,    The- 

PAR.  .10-1-42 
Forest     Rivals     if    WO.  .9-21-19 

Forever    if    PAR 10-23-21 

Forever  After  if  FN.  .  .10-17-26 
Forever  and  a  Day-RKO.  1-21-43 

Forever     Yours-GN 6-8-37 

Forfeit   if   HOD 1919 

Forged   Bride  if   U 2-1-20 

Forged    Passport-REP.  ..  .2-8-39 
Forget-Me-Not  if  PBW.  .4-12-12 


Forget  Me  Not  if  M.. 7-23-22 
Forgive   and  Forget  if 

CBC.  .10-21-23 

Forgotten-INV     5-20-33 

Forgotten     Commandments- 

PAR.  .6-5-32 
Forgotten   Faces   if 

PAR.  .8-12-18 
Forgotten  Faces-PAR.  .4-23-36 
Forgotten  Girls-REP.  ..  .3-27-40 
Forgotten  Law  if  M.  .  .10-22-22 
Forgotten    Men     (S-SE)- 

JEW.  .5-13-33 
Forgotten  Village,  The- 

MAB.  .2-29-41 

Forgotten    Woman-U 7-6-39 

Forgotten  Woman  if  PI.  .  .1921 
Forgotten  Women-MOP.  .2-28-32 
Forlorn    River    if   PAR..  9-19-26 

Forlorn     River-PAR 10-6-37 

Forsaking  All  Others  -jjf 
Forsaking  All  Others  if 

U.  .12-10-23 
forsaking  All  Others- 

MGM .  .  12-19-34 
Fort  Frayne  if  DAV.  .  .  .8-23-25 
Fortieth  Door  if  PAT.. 8-24-24 
Fortress  on  the  Volga- 

ARQ     1-21-43 

Fortunate   Youth   if 

OCE.  .3-23-16 
Fortune    from    Heaven 

(German) -UFA.  .1938 
Fortune  Hunter  if  WA.  .1-16-28 
Fortune   Hunter  if 

VIT..  2-22-20 
Fortune  of  Christine  McNab  if 

PGO.  .1923 
Fortune  Teller  if  RC.  . 5-16-20 
Fortune's  Child  if  VIT..  1919 
Fortune's  Fool   (S-SE)- 

LOU.  .8-26-28 
Fortune's  Mask  if  VIT..  1922 
Fortunes  of  Fifl  if  PAR.  .3-1-17 
Fortress  on  the  Volga 

(Russian) -ARQ.  .1942 
Forty  Eight  Hours- AFE .  .  6-5-44 
Forty    Horse   Hawkins   if 

U.  .4-27-24 
Forty    Little    Mothers- 

MGM.  .4-19-40 
40  Little  Mothers  ( French  )- 

NAN.  .12-23-38 
Forty  Naughty  Girls- 

RKO.  .9-2-37 

Forty    Thieves-UA    7-12-44 

Forty    Thousand    Horsemen- 

GOO.  .8-13-41 

Forty   Winks  if   PAR 2-8-25 

45    Calibre    Echo-HNE 1932 

Forty-Five    Calibre    War   if 

PAT.  .2-10-29 

45     Fathers-F 10-20-37 

Forty-five  Minutes  from  B'way  if 
FN.  .9-5-20 
Forty-Niners,   The- 

FRE.  .12-14-32 

'49-17     if     U 1917 

42nd     Street-WA 2-4-33 

Forward     Pass-FN 1929 

Found     Alive-IDE 11-8-33 

Foundling     if     PAR 1-16-18 

Fountain.  The-RKO ....  8-23-34 
Fountain   of   Youth  if 

GRA.  .1922 
Four    Aces     (S-SE)- 

SYN.  .2-24-33 
Four  Dare  Devils  if  PS...  1921 
Four  Daughters- WA.  .  .8-10-38 
Four  Days'  Wonder-U ....  1-5-37 
Four    Devils     (PT)-F.  .  .6-30-29 

Four  Feathers   if  M 1921 

Four  Feathers    (S-SE)- 

PAR .  .  6-16-29 

Four     Feathers-UA 7-24-39 

Four   Flights    to   Love 

( French  )-ENG.  .1942 

Four  Flusher  if  M 1919 

Four-Footed  Ranger  if 

U.  .4-8-28 

290 


Four  Frightened  People- 

PAR.  .1-27-34 
Four    Girls    in    White- 

MGM.  .1-24-39 
Four    Hearts    if    WPX....1922 
Four    Horsemen    of    the    Apoca- 
lypse if  M.  .2-20-21 
Four   Hours    to   Kill- 

PAR.  .4-11-35 
Four  Jills  in  a  Jeep-F.  .3-17-44 
4U0  Million,  The   (S-SE)- 

GAS.  .3-9-39 
Four  Jacks  and  a  Jill- 

RKO.  .11-7-41 
Four  Masked  Men-OLM.  .11-9-35 

Four     Mothers-WA 1-20-41 

Four  Men   and  a  Prayer- 

F..  4-26-38 

Four     Sons-F 6-4-40 

Four  Sons  (S-SE)-F.  .2-19-28 
Four    Walls    *    MGM..  8-26-28 

Four     Wives-WA 11-28-39 

Four's     A     Crowd- WA.  .8-12-38 

Fourflusher    if    U 1-29-28 

Fourteenth  Lover  if 

M.  .11-27-21 
Fourteenth    Man    if 

PAR.  .9-12-20 

Fourth     Alarm- JOH 11-9-30 

Fourth     Commandment    if 

U..  10-24-26 
Fourth   Estate   if   F....  1-27-16 

Fourth    Face    if    CC 1921 

Fourth    Horseman-U 2-8-33 

Fourth    Musketeer    if 

FBO.  .3-25-23 

Fox     *      U 11-20-21 

Fox  Movietone  Follies  of  1929- 
F.  .5-26-29 
Fra  Diavolo    (Italian) - 

TRL..  11-22-31 
Fragment  of  an  Empire,  A  if 

AM.  .2-2-30 

Fram  For  Framgang   ( Swedish )- 

SCA.  .12-8-38 

Frame    Up    if    U 11-4-15 

Frame  Up  if  IND 1924 

Frame     Up,     The-COL.  .  8-12-37 

Framed-U    .  .  .  : 6-28-40 

Framed-RKO     3-30-30 

Framed    if    FN ...6-26-27 

Framing    Framers    if 

TRI.  .1-3-18 
France    in    Arms   if 

PAT.  .11-1-17 

Frank    Buck's    Jungle    Cavalcade 

(S-SE)-RKO.  .1941 

Frankenstein-U     12-6-31 

Frankenstein  Meets  the  Wolf 

Man-U 3-1-43 

Frankie  and  Johnnie- 

RKO.  .6-25-35 
Frasquita     ( German  )- 

DUW.  .1-20-36 
Frau   Am   Steurer 

(German) -XX.  .1941 
Frau  Lehmann's  Toechter 

( German )  -XX .  .  10-28-33 
Frau  Nach  Mass   (German) - 

XX.  .1941 
Frau  Sylvelin    ( German )- 

UFA.  .1939 
Frauen     um     den     Sonnenkoenig 
( German )-GFS.  .1935 
Fraulein-Falsch    Verbunden 

(AT)-(German)    XX.. 1-16-34 
Fraulein    Frau    ( German )- 

CAS.  .7-8-37 
Fraulein  Liselott  (German)  - 

XX.  .5-31-35 

Freaks-MGM     7-9-32 

Freckled    Rascal    if 

RKO.  .1929 

Freckles    if    FBO 1-22-28 

Freckles     if     PAR 5-24-17 

Freckles-RKO      9-20-35 

Free     Air    if    HOD 4-2-22 

Free  and  Easy-MGM .  .4-20-30 
Free  and  Easy-MGM.  ..  .4-3-41 
Free,  Blonde  and  21-F.  .4-19-40 
Free   Kisses   if   AY 1926 


Free  Lips  *  PD 12-30-28 

Free   Love   if    U 12-14-30 

Free     Soul-MGM 6-7-31 

Free  to  Love  *  SCH.  .11-29-26 
Freed  Hands    ( Germ  an)  - 

XX.  .1940 

Freedom  if  REF 11-25-28 

Freedom  of  the  Press  if 

U.  .10-21-28 
Freedom   of   the   Seas- 

BI.  .10-3-34 

Freeze-Out     +     U 4-10-21 

Freighters   of   Destiny- 

PAT.  .11-8-31 

French  Doll  if  M 9-16-23 

French  Dressing:  if 

FN.  .12-25-27 
French    Heels    if    HOD..  1-29-22 

French     Leave-TPE 12-6-31 

French  Without  Tears- 

PAR .  .  5-7-40 
Frenchman's  Creek-PAR .  9-20-44 
Frenzied  Flames  if 

ELB.  .10-24-26 


.  . .1923 

.7-12-25 
.1-24-36 
.8-23-38 

.2-8-37 


.11-8-40 
.1-23-39 


.3-12-40 


.10-27-86 
.11-12-41 


Freshie  if  KER 

Freshmen  if  PAT.  . 
Freshman  Love-WA . 
Freshman  Year-U.  .  . 
Freuhling-  Im    Wien 

(German) -XX. 
Freut  Eueh  Des  Lehens 

(German) -UFA.  .11-5-34 
Frida's  Visor    (Swedish)  - 

MAL.  .10-25-31 
Friday  the  13th-GB.  ...  5-15-34 
Friday    the    Thirteenth    if 

BRA.  .9-14-16 

Friederike-KIT      3-4-33 

Friend    Husband    if    G.  .  8-11-18 
Friendly  Enemies  if 

PDC.  .5-10-25 
Friendly  Enemies-UA.  .  .6-24-42 
Friendly    Husband    if 

F.  .1-14-23 
Friendly     Neighbors- 

REP. 
Friends  (Russian) -AM. 
Friends   and  Lovers- 

RKO.  .11-8-31 
Friends    of   Mr.    Sweeney- 

WA .  .  7-27-34 
Friendship     (Italian)  - 

ESP. 
Friesennot    ( German  )- 

XX. 
Frightened  Lady-HOB. 
Fring-e  of  Society  if 

BAC.  .11-15-17 
Frischer  Wind   aui  Kanada 

(German) -UFA.  .9-24-36 

Frisco    Lil-U 1942 

Frico    Jenny-FN     1-7-33 

Frisco     Kid-WA 10-30-36 

Frisco  Sally  Levy  + 

MOM.  .4-17-27 
Frisco  Waterfront-REP.  .12-3-36 
Frisky  Mrs.  Johnson  if 

PAR.  .1-2-21 
Frivolous  Sal  if  FN.  .  .  .1-26-25 
Frivolous  Wives  if  FID.  .  .1922 

Fro*-,   The-F 12-11-39 

Froken  Blir  Piga   ( Swedish )- 

SCA .  .  6-24-37 
From  Broadway  to  a  Throne  if 

MOP.  .9-23-32 
From   Headquarters  + 

VIT. .1919 
From    Headquarters    (PT)- 

•  WA.  .6-16-29 
From    Headquarters- 

WA.  .11-18-33 
From   Hell   to   Heaven- 

PAR.  .3-18-33 
From  Broadway   to   Cheyenne- 
From   Nine  to   Nine-STI .  .  .  1936 
From  Now  On  if  F .  .  .  .  9-19-20 

RED.  .7-13-16 
From  the  Ground  Up  if 

G.  .10-16-21 
From    Two    to    Six   if 

TRI.  .2-28-18 


Front    Page-UA 3-22-31 

Front  Page  Story  if 

VIT.  .12-17-22 
Front    Page    Woman- 

WA.  .7-11-35 

Frontier    Badmen-U 8-11-43 

Frontier    Fury-COL 9-22-43 

Frontier     ( Russian )- 

AM.  .12-30-35 
Frontier   Crusader- 

PRC.  .6-14-40 
Frontier    Days-SPE.  ..  .11-15-34 

Frontier     Justice-FD 1-3-36 

Frontier    Marshal-F 1-31-34 

Frontier  Marshal  in  Prairie 

Pals-PRC.  .1942 
Frontier  Marshal-F.  .  .  .7-31-39 
Frontier    of    the    Stars   if 

PAR  1-23-21 
Frontier  Outlaws-PRC ..  7-27-44 
Frontier  Pony   Express- 

KEP.  .4-12-39 

Frontier     Scout-GN 9-16-38 

Frontier     Town-ON 3-15-38 

Frontier  Trail  •*•  PAT.  .7-4-26 
Frontier    Vengeance- 

REP.  .10-7-40 
Frontiers  of  '49-COL.  .  .  .  1939 
Frontiersman  if  MGM..  11-6-27 
Frontiersman,     The- 

PAR.  .11-25-38 

Frozen    Justice-F 10-27-29 

Frozen   River    (PT)- 

WA..  6-23-29 
Frozen   Warning-  if 

COM.  .1917 
Fruehlingsmaerchen 

(German) -GFS.  .5-20-35 
Fruits    of   Desire   if 

WO.  .1-27-16 
Fruits  of  Passion  if 

TRI.  .1920 
Frun   Tillhanda    (Swedish) - 

SCA.  .1-8-40 
Fuel  of  Life  if  TRI.  .  .11-15-17 
Fuera  De   La   Ley 

(Spanish) -XX.  .1940 
Fuerst  Sepp'l    ( German  )- 

BAU.  .8-21-37 
Fuerst     Woronzeff- 

UFA.  .11-19-34 

Fugitive    if    PAT 8-24-16 

Fugitive.   The-U 7-25-40 

Fugitive,  The-MOP.  ..  .9-13-33 
Fugitive  at  Larsre-COL.  .8-2-39 
Fugitive  in  the  Sky- 

WA.  .1-6-37 
Fugitive  From  a  Prison  Camp- 

COL.  .8-6-40 
Fugitive    From    Justice.    A- 

WA.  .7-12-40 
Fugitive    From    Matrimonv   if 

RC.  .12-7-19 
Fugitive  from  Sonora- 

REP    9-2-43 

Fusritive  Lady-COL.  ...  12-10-34 
Fugitive  Lovers-MGM.  ..  1-3-34 
Fugitive  of  the  Plains- 

PRC     4-21-43 

Fugitive  Road-INV.  .  .  .11-13-34 
Fugitive    Sheriff,    The- 

COL.  .10-20-36 
Fugitive  Valley-MOP.  .  .9-22-41 
Fugitives  (S-SE)-F  ...3-24-29 
Fugitives    for   a   Nie-ht- 

RKO.  .10-6-38 
Full  Confession-RKO.  .  .  .9-11-39 

Full    House  if  PAR 9-12-20 

Full    of    Notions-RKO 1931 

Full  of  Pep  if  M 1919 

Furies.    The-FN 4-20-30 

Furlough   on   Parole 

(German) -UFA.  .1938 

Furnace  if  REA 11-28-20 

Fury    if    FN 2-4-23 

Fury-MGM    5-22-36 

Fury  and  the  Woman- 

RIA.  .4-5-37 

Fury    Below-TRC 

Fury  of  the  Jungle-COL.  .2-8-34 

291 


Fury  of  the  Wild  ir 

RKO.  .1-27-29 

Fury  Over  Spain   (Spanish)- 

MOD.  .1938 
Fuss    and    Feathers   if 

PAR.  .12-15-18 
Fury   Over   Spain   if 

MOD.  .7-20-37 
Fuzzy  Settles  Down-PRC.  .  .1944 


G 


G-Men-WA      4-18-35 

Gables     Mystery-POP.  ..  .4-3-32 
Gabriel  Over  the  White  House-. . 

MGM.  .4-1-33 
Gabriele  1,  2,  3    ( German )- 

XX.  .1938 

Gaiety    Girl    if    U 6-1-24 

Gaiety  Girls-UA 2-28-38 

Gals,    Inc.-U 7-8-43 

Gallant  Defender-COL    ....  1935 

Gallant    Fool    if    RA 3-6-27 

Gallant     Fool-MOP      ....  8-9-33 

Gallant    Lady-UA     12-7-33 

Gallant    Lady-PRC 1942 

Gallant     Sons-MGM      ..12-11-40 

Galley     Slave    ■*    F 12-2-15 

Galloper    if    PAT 9-16-15 

Galloping-    Ace    if    U.  ..  .4-6-24 
Galloping  Cowboy  if 

AE.  .9  19-26 
Galloping  Devil  if 

CAN.  .5-21-21 
Galloping    Dynamite- 

AMB.  .7-8-37 
Galloping  Fish  if  FN .  .  5-4-24 
Galloping  Fury  if  U.  .  11-13-27 
Galloping  Gallagher  if 

FBO.  .4-6-24 
Galloping  Gobs  if 

PAT.  .2-13-27 
Galloping  Jinx  if  ARC.  1926 
Galloping-  Kid  if  U.... 9-10-22 
Galloping  On  if  ARC...  1926 
Galloping    Romeo-MOP.  .11-2-33 

Galloping     Thru-MOP 2-7-32 

Galloping   Thunder   if 

FBO. .1927 
Galloping  Vengeance  ir 

FBO.  .1925 
Gamble  in  Souls  if  INC.  .12-7-16 

ABA.  .8-26-28 
Gambler's     Choirp-PAR.  .4-27-44 

Gamblers    if    VIT 7-27-19 

Gamblers-WA      8-25-29 

Gambling-F     12-4-34 

Gambling-    Daughters- 

PRC  .9-16-41 
Gambling  Fool  •*■  IND.  .  .5-3-25 
Gambling  in  Souls  if 

F.  .3-16-19 

Gambling     Lady-WA 3-7-34 

Gambling-  on  the  High  Seas- 

WA.  .1940 
Gambling    Sex -FRE.  ..  .12-14-32 

Gambling    Ship-PAR 7-13-33 

Gambling  Ship-U 12-20-38 

Gambling  Terror,   The- 

REP.  .1937 
Gambling   With   Souls- 
JDK.  .1936 
Gambling-   Wives   if 

ARW.  .4-6-24 

Game  Chicken  if  PAR 1922 

Game  of  Wits  if 

AMU.  .11-15-17 
Game  Old   Knight  and  Her 
Painted   Hero   if 

TRI.  .10-28-15 
Game  That  Kills,  The- 

COL.  .9-30-37 
Game   With   Fate  ir 

VIT.  .6-16-18 

Game's    Up    if    U    1-19-19 

Gamesters     if     PAT 1921 

Gang-     Bullets-MOP 12-7-38 

Gang     Buster-PAR 1-25-31 

Gang   War    (PT)-FBO 8-5-28 

Gang's  All  Here,  The-F.  11-29-43 


Gang's  All  Here,  The- 

MOP.  .6-24-41 
Gangs  of  Chicago- 

REP.  .6-21-40 
Gangs   of   New  York- 

REP.  .5-23-38 
Gangs  of  Sonora-REP.  .7-11-41 
Gangster's  Boy-MOP.  ..  11-8-38 
Gangsters  of  the  Frontier- 

PRC.  .1944 
Gangway  for  Tomorrow- 

RKO     11-3-43 

Gangway-GB   8-18-37 

Garden  Murder  Case,  The- 

MGM.  .2-29-36 
Garden  of  Allah  ic 

MGM.  .9-11-27 
Garden  of  Allah,   The- 

UA.  .11-3-36 
Garden  of  Eden  *  UA.  .3-25-28 

Garden  of  Life  if  U 

Garden    of    Resurrection    if 

STL.  .3-20-21 
Garden  of  the  Moon- 

WA.  .9-16-38 
Garden  of  Weeds  if 

PAR.  .11-9-24 
Garments   of   Truth  if 

M.  .9-4-21 
Garrison's    Finish    if 

APA.  .6-3-23 

Garter    Girl    *    VIT 1920 

Gas,  Oil  &  Water  *  FN.  .3-26-22 

Gaslight-MGM     5-11-44 

Gasoline   Cowboy   if 

SIE. .1926 
Gasoline  Gus  if  PAR....  1921 
Gasparone    ( German )- 

UFA.  .1938 

Gate   Crasher  *   U 12-16-28 

Gates  of  Brass  if 

PAT.  .6-29-19 
Gates  of  Doom  if 

RED.  .3-1-17 
Gates  of  Eden  if  M....  11-9-16 
Gates   of   Gladness  if 

WO.  .1918 

Gateway -F     8-2-38 

Gateway  of  the  Caucasus  if 

AM.  .1-25-31 
Gateway  of  the  Moon  if 

F.  .1-15-28 

Gaucho  if  UA 11-27-27 

Gaucho    Serenade- 

REP.  .5-15-40 
Gauchos    of    Eldorado- 

REP.  .10-24-41 

Gauntlet    if     VIT 7-25-20 

Gay  Adventurer  if 

Gamble  in  Lines  if  PS 

Gay  and  Devilish  if 

FBO.  .5-21-22 

Gay     Bride-MGM 12-15-34 

Gay     Buckaroo-HOL.  ..  .1-17-32 

Gay  Caballero-F 10-28-40 

Gay     Caballero-F 2-14-32 

Gay  Deceiver  if  MGM.. 9-19-26 
Gay  Deception,  The-COL.  .  .  1935 
Gay  Defender  if  PAR.  .  .  .1-1-28 
Gay  Desperado,  The- 

UA..  10-3-36 
Gay     Diplomat-RKO.  ..  .8-23-31 

Gay     Divorcee-RKO 10-3-34 

Gay  Falcon,  The-RKO.  .  9-16-41 
Gay  Lord  Quex  if  G.  .  12-21-19 
Gay   Lord    Waring   if 

BL.  .4-13-16 

Gay    Love-MAC 6-10-36 

Gay     Nineties-AST 1939 

Gay  Old  Bird  if  WA.  .  .  .3-20-27 
Gay    Old   Dog   if    PAT..  11-9-19 

Gay  Retreat  if  F 9-25-27 

Gay  Sisters.  The- WA.  ...  6-3-42 
Gay    Vagabond,    The- 

REP.  .5-19-41 
Gay   Vagabonds    (German)  - 

XX.  .1938 

Geezer    if    U 1927 

Gefahren  der  Liebe-MAD.  .5-1-33 

Gehenna     (Polish)  -KIP 1939 

Gehetzte  Menshen-XX ....  6-5-34 


Geld  Regiert  Die  Welt- 

XX.  .5-15-34 

General    *    UA 2-20-27 

General  Confusion  ( German  )- 

XX.  .1940 

General     Crack-WA 12-8-29 

General     Custer     at     Little     Big 
Horn     if     SU..1926 
General  Died  at  Dawn,  The 

PAR.  .9-3-36 
General    Housecleaning 

(German) -XX.  .1938 
General  Spanky-MGM.  .  10-27-36 
General    Suvorov    (Russian)  - 

ARQ.  .1941 
Generals    Without    Buttons 

(French)  -MAB.  .2-1-38 
Gentle    Annie-MGM ....  12-20-44 

Gentle   Cyclone  if  F 7-18-26 

Gentle  Gangster,  A-REP...1943 

Gentle    Julia    if    F 1-6-24 

Gentle     Julia-F 2-19-36 

Gentleman    After    Dark,    A- 

UA.  .3-16-42 
Gentleman  At  Heart,  A-F  3-16-42 
Gentleman  Burg'lar-KIO .  .  1936 
Gentleman  from  Arizona,  The- 

MOP.  .12-14-39 
Gentleman    from    Dixie- 

MOP.  .9-10-41 
Gentleman   from   Louisiana- 

REP.  .8-15-36 
Gentleman  Jim- WA.  ..  10-30-42 
Gentleman  of  Leisure  if 

PAR.  .8-5-23 
Gentleman    of    Paris    if 

PAR.  .10-9-27 
Gentleman    of    Quality    if 

VIT.  .3-9-19 
Gentleman's  Agreement  if 

VIT.  .7-28-18 
Gentleman's  Fate-MGM.  .6-28-31 
Gentlemen    Are    Born- 

FN.  .11-22-34 
Gentlemen   from   America  if 

U.  .2-11-23 
Gentlemen   from   Indiana  if 

PAR.  .12-2-15 
Gentlemen     of     the     Press- 

PAR.  .5-19-29 
Gentlemen  Prefer  Blondes  if 

PAR.  .1-22-28 
Gentlemen  Preferred  if 

TPC. .1928 
George    Washington,    Jr.    if 

WA.  .1924 
George   Washington   Carver- 

BRT.  .4-16-40 
George   Washington    Cohen    if 

TIF.  .5-19-29 
George  Washington  Slept  Here- 

WA.  .9-18-42 
George  White's  1935  Scandals- 

F.  .4-2-35 
George   White's   Scandals- 

F.  .3-17-34 
Gerald   Cranston's    Lady   if 

F.  .1925 
Geraldine  (PT) -PAT.  .  12-16-28 
German  Curse  in  Russia  if 

PAT. .1918 
Germany  at  War  if 

CUM.  .3-23-16 
Germany's  Side  of  the  War  if 

FFS. .1928 

Geronimo-PAR      11-21-39 

Geschichten     aus     dem     Wiener- 

wald      (German) -XX.  .11-4-35 

Gesuzza,    La    Sposa    Garibaldina 

(Italian) -XX.  .11-4-36 

Get-Away.     The-MGM.  .  .6-17-41 

Get  Going-U 6-21-43 

Get    Hep    to    Love-U.  ...  10-1-42 
Get-Rich-Quick    Wallingford    if 

PAR.  .12-11-21 
Get  That  Girl-MER.  ...  5-15-32 
Get  That  Man-EMP.  .  .7-25-35 
Get  Your  Man  if  F.  .  .  .5-29-21 
Get  Your  Man  if 

PAR.  .12-25-27 
Gettingr  Gertie's  Garter  if 

PDC.  .2-13-27 

292 


Getting    Mary  Married  if 

SE.  .4-6-19 
Ghetto  Shamrock  if  COO..  1926 
Ghost  Breaker  if  PAR.  .9-17-22 
Ghost  Breakers,  The- 

PAR.  .6-13-40 

Ghost     Catchers-U 6-8-44 

Ghost    City    if    APP 2-26-22 

Ghost     City-MQP 3-20-32 

Ghost  Comes  Home,  The- 
MGM.  .1940 
Ghost    Flower    if    TRI.  .  8-18-18 
Ghost  Goes  West,  The- 

UA.  .1-11-36 

Ghost    Guns-MOP 1944 

Ghost    House    if    PAR....  1917 
Ghost  and  the  Guest,  The- 

PRC     5-13-43 

Ghost   in   the   Garret  if 

PAR.  .1921 
Ghost   of   Frankenstein,   The- 

U.  .3-5-42 
Ghost  of  Old  Morro  if 

KES.  .6-28-17 
Ghost  of  Rosy  Taylor  if 

MT.  .7-14-18 
Ghost  of  the  Rancho  if 

PAT.  .8-4-18 
Ghost   of  Yesterday  if 

SEL.  .1-10-18 
Ghosts   on  the  Loose- 

MOP    6-14-43 

Ghost    Patrol    *    U 1-21-23 

Ghost   Patrol-PUR 9-10-36 

Ghost     Rider,     The-FD.  .  .  .  1935 

Ghost  Rider,   The-MOP 1943 

Ghost   Ship,   The-RKO ..  12-14-43 

Ghost     Talks-F 2-24-29 

Ghost  That  Walks  Alone, 

The-COL.  .1944 

Ghost   Train-GB 2-18-33 

Ghost  Town   Gold-REP.  .  .4-8-37 
Ghost  Town   Law-MOP.  .3-31-42 

Ghost     Valley-RKO 8-12-32 

Ghost   Valley   Raiders- 

REP.  .4-3-40 
Ghost  Walks,  The-CHE.  .3-30-35 

Ghostly    Inn-AFE 1944 

GhouU     The-GB 11-25-33 

Gift    Girl    if    BL 3-8-17 

Gift    o'    Gab    *    ES 12-6-17 

Gift    of    Gab-U 9-25-34 

Gift     Supreme     if     SEZ.  . 5-9-20 

Gigolette-RKO     5-14-35 

Gigolettes   of   Paris-EQ.  .7-19-33 

Gigolo    if    PDC 10-3-26 

Gilded    Butterfly    if    F .  .  1-24-26 

Gilded  Cage  ■*  BRA 10-12-16 

Gilded  Dream  *  U 10-24-20 

Gilded    Fool   if    F 1915 

Gilded  Highway  *  WA.  .4-25-26 

Gilded  Lies  if  SEZ 5-8-21 

Gilded  Lily   if   PAR 3-13-21 

Gilded     Lily.     The-PAR .  .  2-9-35 

Gilded  Spider  if  BL 4-27-16 

Gildersleeve's   Bad   Day- 

RKO    5-11-43 

Gildersleeve's    Ghost-RKO .  9-6-44 
Gildersleeve  on  Broadway- 

RKO     10-28-43 

Gimmie  if  G 1-21-23 

Ginger     if     WO 4-27-19 

Ginger-F      5-28-35 

Gingham    Girl    if    FBO.. 7-24-27 
Ginsberg    the   Great   if 

WA.  .1-29-28 
Giovanni  de   Medici,   the  Leader 
(Italian) -ESP.  .1-8-40 
Girl,  a  Guy  and  a  Gob,  A- 

RKO.  .3-4-41 

Girl    Alaska   if    WO 8-17-19 

Girl  and  the  Crisis  if 

RED.  .2-22-17 
Girl  and  the  Gambler,  The 

RKO.  .1939 
Girl   and   the  Judge  if 

EMU.  .4-11-18 

Girl  Angle  if  MT 1917 

Girl   at   Bay   if   VIT 6-22-19 

Girl   at   Home   if   PAR....  1917 
Girl  by  the  Roadside  if 

BL. .1917 


Girl    Crazy-MGM 8-3-43 

Girl    Crazy-RKO 3-27-32 

Girl    Dodger    if    PAR.  ..  .3-2-19 
Girl,  Don't  Say  No 

(Czech) -KIT.  .1935 
Girl  Downstairs  MGM.  .1-31-39 
Girl  Friend.  The-COL.  .9-28-35 
Girl     from     Alaska,     The- 

REP.  .4-20-42 
Girl  from  Avenue  A-F..1940 
Girl  from  Beyond  if 

VIT.  .4-25-18 
Girl    from    Bohemia    if 

PAT.  .8-18-18 
Girl    from    Calgary- 

MOP.  .11-17-32 
Girl    from    Chicago    if 

WA.  .12-25-27 
Girl  from  Everywhere  if 

PAT.  .10-30-27 
Girl  from  Gay  Paree  if 

TIF. .1927 
Girl  from  God's  Country- 

REP.  .7-23-40 
Girl    from    God's    Country    if 

FBW.  .9-18-21 
Girl  from  Havana-REP.  .  9-6-40 
Girl  from  Havana-F.  ...  9-8-29 
Girl  from  Leningrad  ( Russian )- 
ARQ.  .1941 
Girl  from   Mandalay- 

REP.  .4-14-36 
Girl  from  Maxims-HOF .  .9-16-36 
Girl  from  Mexico,  The- 

RKO.  .5-17-39 
Girl  from  Missouri-MGM .  .8-3-34 
Girl  from  Monterrey,  The- 

PRC      9-27-43 

Girl  from  Montmartre  if 

FN.  .3-7-26 
Girl    from    Nowhere   if 

PI. .1919 
Girl    from    Nowhere   if 

SEZ.  .7-17-21 
Girl    from    Porcupine    if 

ARW.  .12-4-21 
Girl  from  Rio  if  LUM ..  9-4-27 
Girl     from    Rio,    The- 

MOP.  .9-11-39 
Girl  from  Rockv  Point  if 

PSR.  .3-5-22 
Girl    from     Scotland    Yard- 

PAR.  .6-4-37 
Girl   from   10th   Avenue- 

FN.  .5-25-35 
Girl  from  the  Outside  if 

G.  .8-24-19 
Girl     from     Woolworths- 

FN.  .12-22-29 

Girl    Habit-PAR 6-14-31 

Girl  He  Didn't  Buy  if 

PEE.  .7-8-28 
Girl   I   Left  Behind   Me   if   1915 

Girl   I   Loved   if   UA 2-18-23 

Girl    in    Bohemia    if    F..  11-9-19 

Girls    in    Chains-PRC 4-7-43 

Girl  in  Checkered  Coat  -fc 

U.  .1917 
Girl  in  Danger-COL.  ...  9-11-34 
Girl   in   Every  Port  if 

F.  .2-26-28 

Girl     in     419-PAR 5-20-33 

Girl  in  His  House  if 

VIT.  .6-23-18 
Girl  in  His  Room  if  VIT.  .1922 
Girl    in    Number    29    if 

U.  .4-3-20 

Girl  in  the  Case-COL 1944 

Girl  in  the  Dark  if  BL.  .3-14-18 
Girl  in  the  Glass  Cage   (PT)- 

FN.  .9-22-29 
Girl  in  the  Limousine  if 

FN.  .1924 
Girl  in  the  News,  The-F.  .1-8-41 
Girl    in    the    Pullman    if 

PAT.  .10-30-27 
Girl  in  the  Rain  if  U.  .  6-27-20 
Girl  in  the  Show-MGM.  .4-20-30 
Girl  in  the  Street-GB.  .  5-27-38 
Girl  in  the  Taxi  if  FN.  .5-28-22 


Girl  in   the  Web  if 

PAT.  .7-25-20 

Girl     in     313-F 6-17-40 

Girl   Like   That  if 

PAR.  .1-25-17 
Girl     Loves    Boy-GN ...  .3-17-37 

Girl     Missing-WA 3-18-33 

Girl  Montana  if  PAT.  .  .  .1-2-21 

Girl    Must    Live-U 10-9-41 

Girl    Named    Mary    if 

PAR.  .1-25-20 
Girl  O'   My  Dreams- 

MOP.  .11-6-34 

Girl    O'    the    Port-RKO 1929 

Girl   of  Gold  if  PDC 1925 

Girl   of   Lost   Lake   if 

BL.  .8-17-16 
Girl   of    My   Dreams  if 

EXI.  .1918 
Girl  of  My  Heart  if  F.  .12-12-20 
Girl  of  the  Golden  West  if 

FN.  .6-3-23 
Girl    of    the    Golden    West- 

FN.  .10-26-30 
Girl    of    the    Golden    West- 

MGM.  .3-17-38 
Girl   of   the  Last   Night 

(German) -UFA.  .1938 
Girl  of  the  Limberlost- 

MOP.  .8-29-34 
Girl  of   the  Limberlost  if 

FBO.  .4-27-24 
Girl  of  the  Ozarks-PAR.  .  6-1-36 
Girl  of  the  Port-RKO.  .7-20-30 
Girl  of  the  Rio-RKO.  .  1-10-32 
Girls  of  the  Road-COL.  .7-24-40 
Girl  of  the  Sea  *  SEZ.  .  .  .1920 
Girl   of   the  Timber  Claims  if 

TRI.  .1-25-17 
ftiri  of  Today  if  VIT.. 9-22-18 
Girl  of  Yesterday  if 

PAR.  .10-14-15 
Girl  on   the  Barge    (PT)- 

U.  .3-3-29 
Girl    on    the   Front   Page,    The 

U.  .9-19-36 
Girl    on    the    Stairs    if 

PDC. .1924 
Girl  Overboard   (PT)  -U.  .  8-11-29 

Girl      Overboard-U 3-2-37 

Girl    Phillipa    if    VIT.  ...  1-4-17 
Girl    Problem    if    VIT.. 2-23-19 

Girl     Rush-RKO 10-25-44 

Girl    Said    No,    The- 

MGM.  .4-6-30 
Girl    Said    No,    The-GN.  .5-21-37 

Girl     Shy     +     PAT 4-6-24 

Girl-Shy    Cowboy    +    F..  9-2-28 

Girl     Thief-TIM 1-14-38 

Girl     Trouble-F 9-18-42 

Girl    Was    Young-GB  ....  1-19-38 
Girl   Who  Came  Back  if 

PRE.  .4-22-23 
Girl   Who   Came  Back  if 

PAR.  .9-1-18 
3irl    Who    Came   Back- 

CHE.  .9-20-35 
Sirl  Who  Couldn't  Grow  Up  if 

MT.  .9-27-17 
Girl  Who  Couldn't  Think  * 

CRT.  .2-1-17 
Girl  Who  Dared  if 

SEZ.  .8-22-20 
Girl   Who   Dared,  The- 

REP.  .12-5-44 
Girl  Who  Lost  if  RED.  .3-15-17 
Girl    Who    Ran    Wild    * 

U.  .10-1-21 
Sirl  Who  Stayed  at  Home  if 

ART.  .3-30-19 
Girl  Who  Won  Out  *  U.  .  .1917 
Girl    Who    Wouldn't    Quit    if 

U.  .4-11-18 
Girl    Who    Wouldn't    Work    if 

SCH.  .8-16-25 
Girl  With  a  Jazz  Heart  if 

G.  .1-2-21 
Girl  With  Ideas,  A-U.  .  11-5-37 
Girl   With  No   Regrets  if 

F.  .2-16-19 

293 


Girl    With    the   Bandbox   if 

AM.  .1929 

Girl  With  the  Champagne  Eyes  if 

F.  .4-4-18 

Girl  With  the  Checkered  Coat  * 

BL.  .4-5-17 

Girl  With  the  Green  Eyes  if 

PAT.  .5-11-16 
Girl    Without    a    Room- 

PAR.  .12-7-33 
Girl    Without    a    Soul    if 

M.  .8-30-17 

Girl   Woman  if  VIT 8-10-19 

Girl's   Decision   if    RAI....1921 

Girl's  Desire  if  VIT 9-17-22 

Girl's     Dormitory-F ....  8-29-38 

Girl's    Folly    if    PBW 3-1-17 

Girl's     School-COL 9-27-38 

Girls    if    PAR 7-6-19 

Girls    About    Town- 

PAR.  .11-1-31 
Girls  Can  Play-COL.  .  ..  6-23-37 
Girls  Demand  Excitement- 

F.  .2-8-31 
Girls  Don't   Gamble  if 

SCW.  .9-5-20 
Girls  Gone  Wild   (S-SE)- 

F.  .4-28-29 
Girls    Men    Forget    if 

PRI.  .1924 
Girls  of  Nowolipek   ( Polish )- 

XX.  .1938 
Girls    on    Probation- 

WA.  .10-26-38 

Girls'    Town-PRC 4-9-42 

Girls  Under  21 -COL 11-15-40 

Girls  Who  Dare  if  TPC.  .7-28-29 
Girls    Will    Be    Boys- 

CHE.  .6-7-35 
Git  Along  Little  Dogies- 

REP.  .3-27-37 
Gitta  Entdeckt  Ihr  Herz 

( German  )-WOD.  .10-1-32 
Give    and    Take    (S-SE)- 

U.  .12-30-28 
Give  Her  a  Ring- ALL.  . 
Give  Me   a  Sailor-PAR. 
Give   Me  My  Son  if 

GHA. 

Give  Me  Your  Heart-WA   (Re- 
viewed as  "I  Give  My  Heart") 
7-14-36 

Give   Out,    Sisters-U 9-4-42 

Give   Us  This   Night- 

PAR.  .4-7-36 

Give    Us    Wings-U 12-4-40 

Giving  Becky  a  Chance  if 

PAR.  .6-7-17 
Gjest    Baardsen     (Norwegan)- 

XX.  .1942 

Glad    Rag    Doll-WA 6-9-29 

Gladiator,    The-COL 8-8-38 

Glamorous     Night-REP.  .  .  .  1937 

Glamour    (AT)    *  U 5-12-34 

Glamour     Boy-PAR 9-4-41 

Glamour    for    Sale-COL.  .  .  .  1940 

Glass  House  if  M 2-19-22 

Glass  Key.  The-  PAR..  6-15-35 
Glass  Key,  The-PAR.  .  .  .8-28-42 
Gleam  O'  Dawn  if  F....  1-1-22 
Glenister   of   the   Mounted  if 

FBO.  .6-13-26 
Glimpses  of  the  Moon  if 

PAR.  .4-8-23 
Glittering    Stars     ( German  )- 

XX.  .1938 
Gloria  (German) -NER.  .  10-29-32 
Gloria's   Romance  if 

KLE.  .6-1-16 

Gloriana   if   BL 11-2-16 

Glorifying   the   American   Girl- 

PAR.  .1929 
Glorious    Adventure    if 

G.  .8-18-18 
Glorious    Adventure    if 

UA.  .4-30-22 
Glorious    Besty    (PT)- 

WA.  .4-29-28 
Glorious  Fool  if  G....  3-26-22 
Glorious  Lady  if  SEZ..  11-9-19 
Glorious   Trail   if  FN..  10-14-28 


.  .6-6-35 
.7-26-38 


.2-19-22 


Glory    ^    UNI 3-1-17 

Glory  and  the  Faith 

(French) -SE.  .12-1-38 

Glory   Girl   *    TBI 6-7-17 

Glory  of  Clementina  if 

FBO.  .6-4-22 
Glory  of  Tolande  if 

VIT..  1-25-17 
Glory    Trail,    The-CRE.  .7-10-36 

Glos     Pustyni-XX 4-26-33 

Glueckliche  Reise   (German)  - 

UFA.  .6-14-37 
Glueckspilze    ( German  i  - 

CAO.  .10-27-36 

Go    Get   It   if   FN 7-26-20 

Go    Chase   Yourself- 

RKO.  .4-19-38 
Go  Get  'Em  Garringer  if 

PAT.  .1019 
Go.Get-'Em    Haines- 

REP.  .10-22-36 

Go    Getter    *    PAR 4-16-23 

Go    Getter,    The-WA 4-27-37 

Go    Into   Tour   Dance- 

FN.. 3-19-36 

Go    Straight    *    SCH 6-3-25 

Go    Straight   *   U 10-9-21 

Go    West    ir    MGM 12-11-40 

Go    West    if    MG 11-1-25 

Go  West,   Young  Man  if 

G.  .2-2-19 
Go   West,  Young  Man- 

PAR.  .11-6-36 
Goal  in  the  Clouds- 

( German) -XX.  .1939 

Goat   if   M 9-29-18 

Goat  Getter  if   RA 1926 

Gobsek     ( Russian )  -AM ..  7-20-37 
God  Gave  Me  Twenty  Cents  if 

PAR.  .11-28-26 
God  of  Little  Children  if 

APO.  .2-1-17 

God  of  Mankind  if  HM 1928 

God's  Country  and  the  Law  if 

ARW.  .7-9-22 
God's  Country  and  the  Man- 

SYN.  .6-7-31 
God's  Country  and  the  Man- 

MOP..  1937 
God's  Country  and  the  Woman- 

WA.  .12-19-36 

God's  Country  and  the  Woman  if 

VIT..  6-29-16 

God's  Crucible  if  HOD.. 9-11-21 

God's  Gift  to  Women- 

WA.  .4-19-31 

God's    Gold    if    PIN 1921 

God's   Good  Man  *  STL..  1921 
God's  Great  Wilderness  if 

ACI..  1-23-27 
God's  Half  Acre  if  M.  . 8-17-16 
God's  Law  and  Man's  if 

M.  .5-10-17 

God's    Man    if    FRO 4-12-17 

God's    Outlaw    if    M 1919 

Goddess  of  Lost  Lake  it 

HOD.  .1918 
Godless    Girl    (PT)- 

PAT.  .3-10-29 

Godless    Men     if     G 2-6-21 

Gods  of  Fate  if  LUB 2-3-16 

Goethe's  Jugendgeliebte 

( German  )-NER.  .12-28-32 
Goin'    to   Town-PAR.  ..  .4-25-36 

Goin"  to  Town-RKO 9-29-44 

Going  Crooked  if  F 12-19-36 

Going     Highbrow-WA .  .  .  8-23-35 
Going    Hollywood- 

MGM.  .12-22-33 
Going  My  Way-PAR.  .  .  .2-28-44 

Going     Places- WA 12-28-38 

Going     Some     if     G .  .  .  .  7-25-20 
Going   Straight    if 

FAT.  .5-25-16 
Going  the  Limit  *  FBO..  1926 
Going   the  Limit   if 

GER.  .9-13-25 

Going  Up  if  AE 10-14-23 

Going     Wild-WA 2-1-31 

Gold-MAJ     10-5-32 

G<Jld-UFA    1934 


Gold  and  Grit  if  ARC... 4-5-25 
Gold  and  the  Girl  if  F.  .2-22-26 
Gold  and  the  Woman  if 

F.  .3-23-16 
Gold  Chevrons  ■*  BIG.  .10-21-28 

Gold    Cure   *   M 1-12-19 

Gold  Diggers  *   WA 9-16-23 

Gold  Diggers  in   Paris- 

WA.  .5-17-38 
Gold  Diggers  of  Broadway- 

WA.  .9-8-29 
Gold    Diggers    of    1933- 

WA.  .6-25-33 
Gold  Diggers   of   1935- 

FN.  .3-15-35 
Gold  Diggers   of   1937- 

FN.  .12-2-36 
Gold  Dust  Gertie-WA.  .5-31-31 
Gold  from  Weepah  if 

PAT.  .11-20-27 

Gold   Grabbers   if   SMI 1922 

Gold  Heels  if  F 1-25-25 

Gold    Hunters    if   DAV 1925 

Gold  Is  Where  You  Find  It- 

WA.  .1-25-38 
Gold  Madness  if  PRI.  .10-14-23 
Gold  Mine  in  the  Sky- 

REP.  .7-5-38 
Gold    Racket,    The-GN.  .4-24-37 

Gold    Rush    if     UA 8-30-25 

Gold  Rush,  The  (S-SE  Reissue)  - 

UA.  .3-5-42 

Gold  Rush   Maisie-MGM .  .  9-6-40 

Golden    Arrow.    The-FN .  .  5-4-36 

Golden   Bed  if   PAR 1-25-25 

Golden     Boy-COL 8-21-39 

Golden    Calf,    The-F 5-11-30 

Golden    Chance    if 

PAR.  .12-30-15 

Golden    Clown   if   PAT 1927 

Golden  Cocoon  if  WA.  .12-20-26 

Golden    Dawn    if    COQ 1928 

Golden    Dawn-WA 7-27-30 

Golden  Dreams  if  G 6-11-22 

Golden  Fetter  if  PAR .  .  2-1-17 
Golden  Fleece  *  TRI.  .  8-4-18 
Golden   Fleecing,    The- 

MGM.  J.l-8-40 
Golden    Gallows    if    U .  .  2-12-22 

Golden     Gift     if     M 12-4-21 

Golden     Gloves-PAR 8-5-40 

Golden   Goal  if  VIT 5-19-18 

Golden  Harvest-PAR 11-8-33 

Golden    Hoofs-F 4-4-41 

Golden    Hope    if    RC 1921 

Golden  Horse  ( Chinese) - 

XX.  .  1938 

Golden    Idiot    if    ES 7-26-17 

Golden  Key,  The    ( Russian  )- 

AM..  12-28-39 
Golden  Mountains  (Russian)  - 

AM..  4-17-32 
Golden   Princess  if 

PAR.  .9-13-25 
Golden  Rule  Kate  if 

TRI  8-30-17 
Golden  Shackles  ■*  PEE..  1928 
Golden  Shower  if  VIT.  .12-21-19 

Golden  Snare  if  FN 7-17-21 

Golden  Strain  if  F 12-20-26 

Golden    Taiga    ( Russian  )- 

AM.  .8-3-35 
Golden    Trail,    The-MOP.  .7-8-40 

Golden    Trail    *    ARW 1921 

Golden   Wall   if   WO 7-21-18 

Golden  Web  if  LUM 1926 

Golden     West-F 12-3-32 

Golden  Yukon  if 1928 

Goldfish   if   FN 5-11-24 

Goldie-F    6-28-31 

Goldie    Gets   Along-RKO .  .  6-3-33 

Goldwyn    Follies-UA 1-27-38 

Golem    if    PAR 6-26-21 

Golem,   The    (French) - 

MES.  .3-24-37 

Golgotha-GOG     2-10-37 

Golf  Widows  if  COL 8-26-28 

Gone  With  the  Wind- 

MGM .  .  12-13-39 
Good  and  Evil  if  FBW.  .9-26-21 

294 


Good  and  Naughty  if 

PAR..  6-20-26 

Good    as    Gold   if   F 7-17-27 

Good    Bad    Boy    if    PRI..  6-8-24 

Good    Bad    Girl-COL 5-17-31 

Good  Bad  Man  if  FAT.  .4-13-16 
Good  Bad  Wife  * 

FED.  .10-24-20 
Good  Companions,  The- 

F.  .10-10-33 

Good     Dame-PAR 3-17-34 

Good    Earth,    The-MGM ..  2-3-37 

Good   Fairy.    The-U 2-1-35 

Good  Fellows,   The-PAR.  8-11-43 
Good  Friends  and  Peaceful 
Neighbors    ( Swedish  )- 

XX.  .1940 

Good  Fellow  if  SEZ 

Good  Luck,  Mr.  Yates-COL.  1943 
Good-for-Nothing   if 

PWO.  .12-27-17 
Good  Girls  Go  to  Paris- 

COL.  .6-20-39 
Good  Gracious  Annabelle  if 

PAR.  .4-6-lf 

Good    Intentions-F 7-27-30 

Good  Little  Devil  if  PAR.  .1914 

Good    Loser    if    TRI 7-14-18 

Good  Men  and  Bad  if 

SEZ. .1923 
Good  Men  and  True  if 

FBO.  .11-12-22 
Good  Morning  Judge  if 

U.  .10-7-28 
Good   Morning,    Judge-U. 4-22-43 

Good     News-MGM 9-7-30 

Good  Night  Paul  if 

SEZ.  .6-16-18 
Good  Old  Soak-MGM.  .4-20-37 
Good  Provider  if  PAR.  .4-16-22 
Good  References  if  FN .  .  9-26-20 
Good  Ship  Rock  N  Rye  if  U.  .  . 

Good     Sport-F 12-13-31 

Good  Woman,  A  if  PI 1921 

Good  Women  if   RC 7-24-21 

Goodbye    Again-FN 9-2-33 

Goodbye    Bill    if    PAR..  12-8-18 
Goodbye    Broadway -U.  .  .5-17-38 

Goodbye    Girls    if   F 3-11-23 

Good-Bye    Kiss    (S-SE)- 

FN.  .11-18-28 

Goodbye     Love-RKO 3-13-34 

Goodbye,   Mr.  Chips- 

MGM.  .5-16-39 
Goodnight,    Sweetheart- 

REP.  .6-12-44 
Goona-Goona     (S-SE)- 

FD.  .8-20-32 
Goose  and  the  Gander,  The- 
WA .  .9-12-35 

Goose    Girl    if    PAR 1915 

Goose   Hangs   High   if 

PAR.  .3-22-25 

Goose    Step-PRP     (Reviewed    as 

"Beasts  of  Berlin")  .  .11-22-39 

Goose   Woman   *   U 7-26-25 

Gordian,  Der  Tyrann 

(German) -ALL.  .6-29-37 
Gorgeous   Hussy,    The- 
MGM.  .9-1-36 

Gorilla   ■*•   FN 11-13-27 

Gorilla-FN     3-1-31 

Gorilla,     The-F 5-24-39 

Gorilla   Hunt  *  FBO 1-2-27 

Gorilla  Man,  The-WA.  .  12-1 1-42 

Gorilla     Ship-MAF 7-20-32 

Gossip  if  U 3-4-23 

Goucho  Chivalry   ( Spanish  )- 

XX.  .1938 
Governor,  The   (German) - 

XX  1939 
Governor's  Lady  if  F.  .12-23-23 
Government     Girl-RKO.  .11-5-43 

Gow     (S-SE)-FIM 12-2-33 

Gown   of  Destiny  if 

TRI.  .12-27-17 
Goyescas    (Spanish)  — 

RKO.  .5-25-44 
Gracie  Allen   Murder  Case,   The- 
PAR.  .5-17-39 


Graefin    Mariza    (German )- 

XX.  .1-28-35 

Graft-U      11-29-31 

Grafters     *     TRI 8-30-17 

Grail    *    F 12-23-23 

Grain  ( Russian) -AM.  .  .1-17-36 
Grain  of  Dust  *  CRB..  1-24-18 
Grain   of  Dust  *   TIF.. 9-30-28 

Grand     Canary -F 7-20-34 

Grand    Central    Murder- 

MGM.  .4-27-42 

Grand  Duchess  and  the  Waiter  ir 

PAR.  .2-21-26 

Grand     Exit-COL 11-5-35 

Grand     Hotel-MGM 4-17-32 

Grand  Illusion    (French)  - 

WO.  .9-16-38 

Grand    Jury-RKO 8-1-36 

Grand   Jury   Secrets- 

PAR.  .6-7-39 
Grand  Larceny  ir  G.... 3-5-22 
Grand    Ole    Opry-REP.  .  .10-3-40 

Grand    Old    Girl-RKO 1-9-35 

Grand    Parade-PAT 1-26-30 

Grand  Passion  ir  BL.  .  12-27-17 

Grand     Slam-WA 2-23-33 

Gradaderos  Del  Amor-F.  .9-5-34 
Grandeur  Et  Decadence 

(French) -FRM.  .6-18-37 
Grandi    Magazzini    ( Italian )- 

XX.  .1941 
Grandma's  Boy  if  AE.  .9-10-22 
Grandpa   Goes    to    Town- 

REP.  .4-24-40 
Granny  Get  Tour  Gun- 

WA.  .3-19  40 
Grapes   of   Wrath,   The- 

F..  1-24-40 
Grasp   of  Greed  if  BL.  .7-16-16 

Grass     if     PAR 4-12-25 

Graustark    if    FN 9-20-25 

Grave  of  the  Unknown  Soldier  if 
STA.  .1928 
Gray  Dawn  if  HOD.  ..  .4-30-22 
Gray  Horizon  if  EXI.  ..  .9-7-19 
Gray  Mask  if  SWO.  ...  12-9-15 
Gray  Parasol  ir  TRI.. 9-29-18 
Gray   Towers   of   Mystery  if 

VIT.  .11-2-19 
Gray  Wolfs  Ghost  if  RC.  .  .1920 
Greased   Lightning   if 

PAR.  .5-4-19 
Greased    Lightning    U... 7-22-28 

Great  Accident  if  G 1920 

Great   Adventure   it 

PAT.  .2-28-18 
Great  Adventure  if  FN.  .1-30-21 
Great    Adviser,    The 

(Yiddish) -XX.  .1940 
Great  Air  Robbery  if  U.  .1-4-20 
Great  Alone  if  AR.  ..  .6-18-22 
Great    American    Broadcast- 

F.  .4-29-41 
Great  Beginning.   The 

( Russian  )-ARQ.  .1940 
Great  Bradley  Mystery  ir 

APO.  .4-19-17 

Great    City    +    SEZ 1923 

Great   Citizen,   The 

(Russian) -AM.  .1-26-39 
Great    Commandment,    The- 

F.  .10-5-39 
Great  Day  if  PAR.  ..  .4-3-21 
Great  Deception  if  FN.  .8-22-26 

Great     D«fender-BI 7-26-34 

Great   Diamond  Mystery   if 

F.  .10-26-24 
Great  Dictator,  The- 

UA.  .10-16-40 
Great  Divide  if  PAR.  .  12-23-15 

Great   Divide  if  MG 2-15-25 

Great  Divide.  The-FN.  .2-23-30 
Great    Expectation    if 

PAR.  .1-11-17 
Great  Expectations-U.  .  12-26-34 
Great     Flirtation-PAR .  .  6-23-34 

Great     Gabbo-WW 9-15-29 

Great  Gambini,  The- 

PAR.  .6-7-37 
Great   Garrick,   The- 

WA .  .  9-28-37 


Great  Gatsby  if  PAR.  .  11-28-26 
Great   Gildersleeve,   The- 

RKO.  .11-12-42 
Great    God     Gold-MOP.  .  .3-5-35 

Great  Guns-F 9-10-41 

Great     Guy-GN 12-9-36 

Great    Hospital   Mystery,   The- 

F.  .7-21-37 
Great     Hotel     Murder- 

F.  .2-27-35 
Great    Impersonation    if 

PAR.  .10-2-21 
Great    Impersonation,    The- 

U.  .12-21-42 
Great    Impersonation,    The- 
ir. .12-14-35 

Great    Jaspe.-RKO 2-17-33 

Great  Jewel  Robbery  if 

KER.  .1926 
Great  John  Ericsson 

( Swedish )-SC A.  .5-23-38 
Great  K  &  A  Train  Robbery  if 

F.  .10-10-26 

Great  Lie.   The-WA 4-4-41 

3reat  Light.  The 

(Italian) -ESP.  .3-22-40 

Great    Love    *    GRI 8-18-18 

Great   Lover  +  G 12-5-20 

Great     Lover-MGM 8-30-31 

Great  Mail  Robbery  ir 

FBO.  .6-26-27 
Great  Man  Votes.  The- 

RKO.  .1-11-39 
Great  Man's  Lady.  The- 

PAR.  .3-18-42 
Great  Meadow-MGM.  .  .3-15-31 
Great  McGinty.  The- 

PAR.  .7-23-40 
Great  Menace  if  RES ....  1923 
Great  Mike,  The-PRC  ...  .9-1-44 
Great  Moment  ■*■  PAR.  .7-31-21 
Great  Moment,  The-PAR.  6-9-44 
Great  Mr.  Handel,  The- 

MIF     9-22-43 

Great  Mr.   Nobody,   The- 

WA.  .1941 

Great   Night   •*•   F 1922 

Great    O'Malley.    The- 

WA.  .3-9-37 
Great  Plane  Robbery.  The- 

COL.  .11-26-40 
Great  Power  (PT)-FWA.  .1929 
Great  Power,  The- 

EXE.  .7-20-30 
Great  Problem  ■*•  BL.  .4-13-16 
Great  Profile.  The-F ..  8-20-40 
Great    Redeemer   if   M .  .  8-29-20 

Great   Romance  if  M 1919 

Great  Ruby  +  LUB 9-23-15 

Great  Sensation  if  PFT.  .9-13-26 
Great  Shadow  •£  SEZ....  1920 
Great  Swindle,  The- 

COL.  .6-14-41 
Great  Train   Robbery.   The- 

REP.  .6-14-41* 
Great  Unknown  if  AEP.  .  .  .  1928 
Great    Victor    Herbert.    The- 
PAR.  .12-1-39 

Oreat    Victory    ■*■    M 1919 

Great     Waltz-MGM 11-4-38 

Great  White  North  if  F..1928 
Great    White    Trail    if 

WTL.  .6-14-17 
Great  White  Way  if 

MG.  .1-13-24 
Great  Ziegfeld,   The- 

MGM.  .4-9-36 

Greater  Claim   if  M 2-20-21 

Greater  Duty  if  EC 1922 

Greater  Glory  if  FN.  .  .  .6-16-26 
Greater  Law  if  BL.  .  .  .7-19-17 
Greater  Love  Hath  No  Man  if 

M.  .1915 
Greater  Profit  if  RC.  . 6-26-21 
3reater  Than  a  Crown  if 

F.  .9  6-25 
3reater  Than  Fame  it 

SEZ.  .1-18-20 
Greater  Than   Love  ir 

APR..  7-24-21 

295 


Greater  Than   Marriage  if 

VIT.  .1-18-25 
Greater  Will  *  PAT.  .  12-16-15 
Greater  Woman   if 

PMU.  .3-29-17 
Greatest  Love  if  SEZ..  1-30-21 
Greatest  Love   of   All   it 

AE.  .11-23-24 

Greatest  Power  if  M 6-29-17 

Greatest  Question  if 

FN.  .1-4-20 
Greatest  Sacrifice  if  F.  . 5-15-21 
Greatest  Thing  in  Life  if 

GRI.  .1-2-19 

Greatest  Truth  if  PAR 1922 

Greed  if  MG 12-7-24 

Greed    *    TRI 2-8-17 

Greeks  Had  a  Word  for  Them- 
UA  2-7-32 
Greel  Mystery  if  VIT.  .  ii-22-17 
Green  Cloak  if  EDK.  .10-28-15 
Green -Eyed    Monster    if 

F.  .1-6-16 

Green    Eyes-CHE 11-3-34 

Green  Eyes  if  PAR.  .  .  .8-18-18 
Green  Fields   (Jewish) - 

CFP.  .10-20-37 
Green    Flame    if    HOD.. 7-11-20 

Green    God   if   VIT 9-1-18 

Green   Goddess   ir   G.... 8-19-23 

Green    Goddess-WA 2-16-30 

Green  Grass  Widows  if 

TIF.  .8-26-28 
Green    Hand.    The-FFA  .  .  1-25-40 

Green    Hell-U 1-31-40 

Green     Llght-WA 1-5-37 

Green    Pastures,    The- 

WA.  .5-19-36 
Green    Stockings    if 

VIT.  .1-13-16 

Green  Swamp  ir  UA 1920 

Green  Swamp  if  TRI.  .  .  .  1-13-16 
Green  Temptation  if 

PAR.  .4-2-22 
Greene  Murder  Case- 

PAR.  .8-11-29 
Greenwich  Village-F ....  8-15-44 
Gretchen   the   Greenhorn  if 

FAT.  .8-25-16 
Gretel  and  Liesel    ( German)  - 

FFF.  .2-1-31 
Gretl   Zieht  das  Grosse  Los 

(German) -XX.  .2-12-36 
Gretna    Green    ir    PAR....  1915 

Grey  Devil  if  RA 1-30-27 

Greyhound    Limited    (PT)    if 

WA.  .4-14  29 

Gridiron    Flash-RKO 11-3-34 

Grief   Street-CHE 10-11-31 

Grim  Comedian  if  G.  .  .  .1-29-22 

Grim    Game    if    PAR 9-7-19 

Grinning  Guns  if  U.... 6-1 -27 
Grip  of  Jealousy  it  BL.  .3-9-16 
Grip  of  the  Yukon  ir  U.  .7-15-28 

Grit    if    PDC 1-6-24 

Grit  Wins  it  U 3-3-29 

Grouch    •*-    WO 12-1-18 

Grouch,  The   ( German )- 

XX.  .1939 
Grounds  for  Divorce  ir 

PAR.  .7-19-25 
Growth   of   Soil    ir 

FGC.  .10-13-29 

Grub   Stake   if    SEZ 3-18-23 

Gruen  1st  die  Heide 

(German) -XX .  .  10-17-36 

Grumpy  if  PAR 4-1-23 

Grumpy-PAR    8-3-30 

Gross  Und   Kuss,   Veronlka 

(German) -XX.  .2-25-36 
Guadalcanal  Diary-F .  .  .  10-27-43 
Guard  That  Girl-COL.  .  .11-2-35 
Guardians  of  the  North  it 

IND.  .1921 
Guardians  of  the  Wild  ir 

U.  .10-14-28 

Guardsman-MGM      9-13-31 

Guerilla   Brigade    ( Russian  )- 

LUR.  .4-29-42 
Guest  in  the  House-UA  .  .  12-4-44 
Guidinr  Spirit  *  BUR 19S1 


Guile  of  Women  if  G.  .  .  .3-6-21 
Guilt   of   Silence   if    BL.  .  6-2-18 

Guilty  *  UFA 11-25-28 

Guilty-COL      4-13-30 

Guilty  as  Hell-PAR.  ..  .8-6-32 
Guilty  Conscience  +  VIT..1922 
Guilty    Generation- 

COL.  .11-22-31 
Guilty     Hands-MGM ....  8-30-31 

Guilty  Man  *   PAR 2-21-18 

Guilty  of  Love  if 

PAR.  .9-19-20 
Guilty  One  *  PAR.  ..  .6-22-24 
Guilty    or   Not   Guilty- 

MOP.  .12-10-32 

Guilty     Parents-SYN 4-6-34 

Guilty  Wife  *  RAL. 

Gul   Baba    ( Hungarian  )- 

XX.  .1940 
Gulliver's    Travels- 

PAR.  .12-21-39 

Gun      Code-PRC 10-17-40 

Gun    Fighter    if    INC 2-1-17 

Gun  Fighting  Gentlemen  if 

U.  .11-30-19 

Gun  Gospel  *  FN 1927 

Gun-Hand    Garrison    if 

RA.    1927 

Gun     Justice-U 2-14-34 

Gun   Law  *   RKO 1929 

Gun     Law-MAJ 7-13-33 

Gun     Law-RKO 6-28-38 

Gun  Lords  of  Stirrup  Basin- 

REP.  .5-18-37 

Gun     Packer-MOP 11-9-38 

Gun     Play-FD 12-27-36 

Gun  Ranger,  The-REP.  .2-9-37 
Gun-Runner  if  TIF.  .  .  .12-30-28 

Gun     Shy     *     SR 1922 

Gun      Smoke-PAR 4-26-31 

Gun  Smoke  Trail-MOP.  .  .  1938 
Gun   Woman   if  TRI.  .  .  .1-24-18 

Gunflghter     if     F 1923 

Gunfire-FD      1935 

Gung     Ho  !-U 12-20-43 

Gunga     Din-RKO 1-25-39 

Gunman    from    Bodie- 

MOP.  .10-16-41 
Gunners    and    Guns- 

BEU.  .8-22-35 
Guns    and    Guitars- 

REP.  .12-22-36 
Guns  at  Loos  if  ERA....  1928 
Guns  in   the  Dark- 

REP.  .5-13-37 

Guns  of  the  Law-PRC 1944 

Guns  of  the  Pecos-FN.  .4-3-37 
Gunsmoke  Mesa-PRC.  .  .6-23-44 
Gunsmoke     Ranch-REP.  .  9-9-37 

Gutter   Snipe   •*•    U 1-1-22 

Gutter    Magdalene,     A     if 

PAR.  .6-18-16 
Guy  Named  Joe,  A- 

MGM      12-24-43 

Gyandev  of  India-MOD.  .4-27-43 
Gyimesi    Vadvirag 

(Hungarian) -HUN.  .11-1-39 
Gypsies  ( Russian) -AM  .  .7-30-36 
Gypsy  Blood  *  FN.  ..  .5-15-21 
Gypsy   of   the   North   if 

RA.  .5-6-28 
Gypsy    Passion    if 

VIT.  .10-30-21 
Gypsy     Trail     ■*•     PAR....  1918 

Gypsy    Wildcat-U 8-7-44 

Gypsydom     ( German )  -XX .  .  1940 

H  

H.    M.    Pulham,    Esq.- 

MGM.  .11-13-41 

Habit    if    FN 1921 

Habit   of   Happiness  if 

FAT.  .3-23-16 
Hail  the  Conquering  Hero- 

PAR.  .6-7-44 
Hail  the  Hero  if  FB0....1924 
Hail  the  Woman  if  FN.  .1-8-22 
Hair  Trigger   Baxter  -fr 

FBO. .1926 


Hair-Trigger    Casey- 

ATN.  .2-19-36 

Hairpins  if  PAR 8-8-20 

Hairy   Ape,   The-UA 5-18-44 

Kaldine   of   the  Secret  Service  if 
FBO.  .10-14-23 

Half  a   Bride  *  PAR 9-2-28 

Half    a   Chance   if 

PAT.  .10-24-20 
Half-a-Dollar-Bill    if 

MG.  .12-9-23 

Half    a    Rogue   if   U 1916 

Half    a    Sinner-U 6-5-40 

Half     a     Sinner-U 6-23-24 

Half   an  Hour  if  PAR..  12-5-20 

Half     Angel-F 5-4-36 

Half  Breed  if  FN 6-25-22 

Half    Breed    *    FAT 7-13-16 

Half  Marriage-RKO.  ..  .8-25-29 
Half    Million    Bride    * 

M.  .4-20-16 
Half-Naked   Truth- 

RKO.  .12-31-32 
Half    Shot    At    Sunrise- 

RKO.  .10-12-30 
Hail  to  the  Rangers-COL.  12-3-43 
Half-Way  Girl  if  FN..  8-16-25 
Half    Way    to    Heaven- 

PAR.  .12-8-29 
Half  Way  to  Shanghai-U.  .  1942 
Halfway    to    Shanghai-U.  1-15-43 

Hallelujah-MGM      8-25-29 

Hallelujah,   I'm  a  Bum- 

UA.  .1-27-33 
Halka      ( Polish )  -STA ....  2-1-38 

Halsinger-XX      9-26-34 

Ham  and  Eggs  at  the  Front  if 

WA.  .1927 

Hamlet     if    ASA 11-13-21 

Hand  at  the  Window  -fc 

TRI.  .4-25-18 
Hand    in    Hand     ( Spanish)  - 

XX  1938 
Hand  Invisible  if  WO..  3-9-19 
Hand    of    Peril    if 

PBW.  .3-23-16 
Hand  that  Rocks  the  Cradle  if 

WEB.  .5-13-17 

Handcuffed-RA    11-3-29 

Handcuffs  and  Kisses  if 

SEZ.  .10-2-21 

Handicap   if   KRA 1921 

Handicapped   Engagement 

(Greek) -XX.  .1938 
Handle  With  Care  *  AE.  .1922 
Handle  With  Care-F.  .  12-24-32 
Hands  Across  the  Border  if 

FBO.  .5-30-26 
Hands  Across  the  Border- 

REP     12-7-43 

Hands  Across  the  Rockies- 

COL.  .1941 
Hands   Across   the  Table- 

PAR.  .10-25-35 
Hands  Down  if  BL.  ..  .2-14-18 
Hands  of  Nara  if  M .  .  .  .8-13-22 
Hands   of   Orlac  if  AY..  8-26-28 

Hands    Off    if    F 4-3-21 

Hands     Off     if     U 1927 

Hands  Up  if  FAT.  ..  .4-26-17 
Hands  Up  if  PAR.  ...  1-24-26 
Handsome    Brute    if 

COL.  .7-18-26 

Handy   Andy-F 6-1-34 

Hangman's  House  if  F.  .5-20-28 
Hangmen  Also  Die-UA .  .  3-23-43 
Hanna  I   Societen 

(Swedish) -XX.  .1941 
Happiest   Couple   in   Vienna 

(German) -XX.  .1938 

Happiness   if   TRI 5-10-17 

Happiness     if     ROM 1921 

Happiness     if     MG 3-2-24 

Happiness  Ahead-FN  ..9-27-34 
Happiness   Ahead   if 

FN.  .6-24-28 
Happiness  a  La  Mode  if 

SE.  .6-15-19 

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Happiness    C.    O.    D.- 
CHE. .12-21-35 
Happiness  of  Three  Women  if 

PAR.  .1-18-17 

Happy     Days-F 2-16-30 

Happy    Go    Lucky-PAR.  .  .1-4-43 
Happy    Go    Lucky-REP.  .  12-5-36 

Happy    Land-F 11-10-43 

Happy     Landing-MOP.  .  .7-31-34 

Happy     Landing-F 1-22-38 

Happy  Though  Married  if 

PAR.  .2-16-19 
Happy  Warrior  if  VIT.  .7-12-25 
Harapos  Ferj    ( Hungarian )- 

HUN.  .2-1-39 
Harbor  Lights  if  AE ..  8-26-23 
Hard  Boiled  if  PAR..  2-2-19 
Hard-Boiled  Canary,  The,  See: 

There's  Magic  in  Music. 
Hard  Boiled  Haggerty  if 

FN.  .9-11-27 

Hard   Fist   if   U 1927 

Hard     Guy-PRC 10-29-41 

Hard  Hittin'   Hamilton   if 

ARC.  .10-19-24 
Hard    Hombre-HOF     ....9-20-31 

Hard    Luck    if    M 1921 

Hard    Rock    Breed    if 

TRI.  .3-21-18 
Hard   Rock   Harrigan-F.  .  .7-1-35 

Hard     to     Get-FN 9-29-29 

Hard     to    Get-WA     11-9-38 

Hard    to    Handle-WA 2-3-33 

Hard    Way,    The-WA.  ..  .9-21-42 

Hardboiled     if     F 8-15-26 

Hardboiled    if    RKO.  ...  2-24-29 
Hardboiled   Rose    (PT)- 

WA.  .8-11-29 

Hardest    Way    if    JO 1922 

Hardys    Ride    High,    The- 

MGM.  .4-14-39 
Harlem    on    the   Prairie- 
ASF.  .2-5-38 
Harlem  Rides  the  Range- 

HOL.  .6-20-39 
Harmon    of    Miehigan- 

COL.  .1941 
Harmonica     (Czeehoslovakian)  - 

XX.  .1939 
Harmony  at  Home-F .  .  .  .1-26-30 
Harmony     Lane-MAP.  ..  8-15-35 

Harold    Teen-WA 3-7-34 

Harold    Teen    if    FN.  ...  8-19-28 
Harom  Sarkany    ( Hungarian )- 

XX.  .12-23-36 
Harp   in    Hock   if 

PAT.  .10-30-27 
Harriet   and   the   Piper  if 

FN.  .10-24-20 
Harrigan's  Kid-MGM.  .  .  .3-17-43 
Harvard   Here   I   Come- 

COL.  .1941 
Harvest  ( French )  -FCC .  .  7-25-39 
Harvest  Melody-PRC.  ...  10-6-43 
Harvest  Moon  if  HOD.  .4-11-20 
Harvest  of  Hate  if  U.  .  .  .2-3-29 
Harvester  if  FBO.  .  .  .11-20-27 
Harvester,  The-REP.  ..  .4-18-36 
Has  the  World  Gone  Mad  if 

EQU.  .1923 
Hashimura  Togo   if  PAR..  1917 

Hat    Check    Girl-F 9-23-32 

Hat  Check  Honey-U 3-17-44 

Hat,    Coat    and   Glove- 

RKO.  .7-27-34 
Hatchet     Man,     The-FN.  .2-7-32 

Hate     if     FAI 8-9-17 

Hate     if     M 5-7-22 

Hate     Ship-BI 11-16-30 

Hate    Trail    if    CC 1922 

Hater    of    Men    if    TRI..  6-21-17 
Hatred     ( French )-WO.  ..  .2-3-41 

Hats  Off-GN    12-16-36 

Haunted   Bedroom   if 

PAR.  .6-8-19 

Haunted    Gold-WA 1-11-33 

Haunted     Honeymoon- 

MGM.  .11-1-40 


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